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Originally Posted by Adam
1. Whether it's a shooting foul has nothing to do with when the try ends.
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I am not sure I follow. He is not actually an airborne shooter since he never released the ball for a try. He began the habitual shooting motion so he was in the act of a try prior to the fumble. But, the fumble, deemed to have led to the certainty the try would be successful ends the try. So, he is not an airborne shooter and he is no longer in the act of a try, so it cannot be a shooting foul.
Or are you simply saying that the only determining factor for a shooting foul is whether the A1 was "shooting or in the act of a try"?