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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
If the foul happens after he releases a shot (assuming he caught it first), it's a dead ball contact situation (ignore or go with a T or flagrant).
The rule says they can't catch or shoot, it doesn't say they can't catch and be fouled trying to shoot.
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
That's got nuthin' to do with Snaq's statement. Snaq said "Nothing says A can't start the shooting motion in that amount of time.". That statement is true IF the shooting motion is a tap. It isn't true if the shooting motion is a try.
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Actually it has everything to do with it. The fact that the ball had been caught was a given. The question was what could or could not happen next.
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