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Originally Posted by tref
Snaqs you did play the game at a competitive level didn't you? Contact on the follow through can change the shot, sometimes. That's what we get paid to judge.
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Physically impossible, unless the shooter has the ball on an actual string (illegal) or is capable of actual magic (I might rule that an advantage not intended by the rules.) Once the shot is released, the shooter's motions cannot affect it.
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Originally Posted by tref
I dont understand how that can be
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Simple, just because the try itself is still legally not over doesn't mean the shooter's motion is part of it.
Now, if the contact is close enough to the release that you can't tell if it was before or after, then call it; but I'm not waiting to see if the ball goes in.
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Originally Posted by tref
hahahaha you KNOW damned well EVERYbody is watching the flight of the ball in freshman games! lol
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True enough, except for the jv and varsity officials sitting in the stands.
