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Old Wed Jul 30, 2003, 08:41am
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Originally posted by Nevadaref
Chuck,
I agree with you on the BI. What are your thoughts on the violation from below? Does the ball have to exit the net or not?
Thanks for the case reference. There's also a case about BI when a player gets confused and shoots the ball toward his opponent's basket.

As to exiting the net, I think in 99.9999% of the cases, the ball will exit the net anyway. But in that one case where it doesn't. . .? (Flipping coin. . .) I think the answer is yes. The net is part of the basket. If the ball is still within the net, then the ball has not passed entirely through the basket. So in order to call the violation, the ball must be entirely above the rim and no longer touching the net. Who's with me? (No need to answer, JR!)
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