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Originally Posted by crosscountry55
Good question. It must enter and pass through. Does this mean the bottom of the ball breaks the plane of the cylinder, or does it mean the ball has to physically pass through and exit outside the rim?
I've never had this, either (seven years), nor have I seen it on TV. So according to Murphy, now that we're talking about it, it's going to happen in my game today.  |
The "basket" is the ring plus the net. (It used to be an actual definition in the book; now I think you need to look at some different rules). To "pass through" means the ball can't be touching either.
THe ball does not need to go outside the cylinder.