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No change in possession
A1 is entitled to 2 free throws, after the first free throw the ball remains live. A4 rebounds and is fouled by B4. Team A is in the bonus.
Since there has been no change in possession. How is this administered? |
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Of course, me, I'll say I was blowing my whistle to kill the play b/c we had another free throw to shoot. ![]()
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The next question is how do we get here under the rules, to using the POI, when the rule says we dont use it if there isnt a change of possession?
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Nevada, i would also go poi on this play as BNR said. authority for it would be 2-10-5...cant nullify additional activity (the foul). also set forth above by BNR. Do you agree? thx
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Been following this thread and find it interesting!
It seems to me that any foul by team A is a team foul - if by rule, possession hasn't changed... There would be no consideration for team B to shoot free throws if any B player is fouled. All fouls by team A in the current situation would be team fouls (Team A still have possession). Once the ball goes through the basket, we have a dead ball, so how can possession change?. The fact that B1 grabbed the rebound and threw it up the floor doesn't mean team B had a "right" to possession. Under normal circumstances of a made basket by A1... what if as the ball is passing through the hoop - A3 grabs the ball? Is that a change in possession? Team B taking the ball, doesn't grant them possession - even if the official isn't aware of whats going on... What say you!? |
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The officials must award the second FT with the lane cleared and then resume with the bonus FTs for A4 with the lane spaces occupied. I see the problem with the wording of the rule though. I would alter it by inserting "and no foul or violation" between "possession" and "since." Last edited by Nevadaref; Fri Nov 13, 2015 at 12:00am. |
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I love that idea. I would still not change 2.10.1A, but it could be expanded to include scenarios where the ball became dead due to a violation or foul after B got the rebound, as opposed to just the situation where B got the rebound and either the officials subsequently stopped play or B called a timeout. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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