Wed Jan 14, 2015, 11:46am
|
|
Official Forum Member
|
|
Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: Illinois
Posts: 1,804
|
|
Quote:
Originally Posted by luvhoops
Under NFHS rules, what are the most points that can be theoretically scored by one player on a single basketball play? Exclude repeated technical/intentional/flagrant fouls.
I was using Case book from 2008-2009. (case plays listed may be different in current books)
Based on (Multiple Foul) Case 4.19.11, it could be 10.
B1-B5 simultaneously foul A1 attempting an unsuccessful 3-point shot?
2x5 = 10
Based on (False Multiple Foul) Case 4.19.12, it could be 15.
B1-B5 foul A1, all at different times, attempting an unsuccessful 3-point shot?
3x5 = 15
For False Multiple Fouls, if it is always and only 2 shots for each foul, then it would be 10 and not 15.
Please confirm or disprove these thoughts. Looking for rule/case references only, not stuff like whether it could happen or anything along those lines.
|
i'm sorry i said you were in outer space. i say the answer is 3. "how many points ON A single play?" the free throws are separate "plays." now if you said "as a result of" or something else i'd do all the other thinking….
|