double foul during shot

[Sharpshooternes]

I disagree. What about a blarge? In that case, if the shot goes, the bucket counts. The charge isn't a player control foul and the block isn't a defensive foul. It becomes a double foul and the ball remains live, then ROP is POI.


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[Adam]

Originally Posted by Sharpshooternes

I disagree. What about a blarge? In that case, if the shot goes, the bucket counts. The charge isn't a player control foul and the block isn't a defensive foul. It becomes a double foul and the ball remains live, then ROP is POI.


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It only counts if the shot was released before contact. Otherwise, no basket and the offense gets the ball back.

[ODog]

Originally Posted by adam

it only counts if the shot was released before contact. Otherwise, no basket and the offense gets the ball back.

+1

[Sharpshooternes]

Fair enough.


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[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by ODog

Not sure about that. Continuous motion only applies when there is a foul by the defense. A double foul does not meet that criteria, hence the need for this first of three scenarios.

That's my take anyway.

See post #3.

The examples I could find quickly in the case book either have the try released or no try started. None with a try started but the ball not released.

I do recognize the conflict and the opposing point of view.