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Originally Posted by rainmaker
Tell him that the interps are slightly different in Div. I, that the customary thinking at your level in your area is that the jump stop would be the beginning of the continuous motion, and the shooting didn't start before then.
If a player says, "I was shooting!", tell her that to get the continuous motion judgment next time, she should try continuing her shooting motion. That will give the ref the hint, whether or not the ref takes it.
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I'm really not getting this at all.
The rules and interpretations are identical with regards to awarding FTs under ncaa & fed. As JR said if you judge this the end of a dribble then no FTs, if you judge this the start of the shooting motion then FTs. This play cannot be discussed without seeing what happened. Has nothing to do with level or area, or at least it shouldn't.
And your second comment I just don't get - where is it written (or even unwritten) that a player must continue the shooting motion after the foul to get FTs? It's only a small step from here to believing the shot must be released to get FTs on a foul.