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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
I didn't say it needed to be a try.
Sitch 2: A1 shoots a three point shot, but it falls short and is an air ball. A2 and B2 attempt to get the rebound, but B2 outjumps A2 and is able to tip it and it goes in.
Sitch 3: A1, from the corner (3 pt area), passes an alley oop pass towards A
2. However, the pass sails over A2's hands and the basket. After going over the basket it hits B2 in the a) hands or b) head and bounces into the basket.
Y'all giving three for both of these?
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As I understand the rule, Yes. But I hope it never comes up and I don't have to.
Wasn't it just a few years ago that an interp was around that it required a try to count as three? Of course that would have been before the more recent case play.