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Why Does FIBA 17.2.6 apply
I dont see why in the example you described, after foul is blown why 17.2.6 applies. This is a foul, dead ball, throw-in nearest point scenario not an invalid field goal.
Rule 17.2.6. refers to a FT or FG being "not valid". 17.2.6 Whenever the ball enters the basket, but the field goal or the free throw is not valid, the subsequent throw-in shall be administered at the free-throw line extended. Examples of invalid Free throws 43.2.3. The free-throw shooter shall: Not touch the free-throw line or enter the restricted area until the ball has entered the basket or has touched the ring. Take a position behind the free-throw line and inside the semi-circle. Use any method to shoot a free throw in such a way that the ball enters the basket from above or the ball touches the ring. Release the ball within 5 seconds after it is placed at his disposal by the official. Not touch the free-throw line or enter the restricted area until the ball has entered the basket or has touched the ring. Not fake a free throw. Examples of invalid Field goals: 16.2.3. If a player deliberately scores a field goal in his teams basket, it is a violation and the goal does not count. 16.2.4. If a player causes the entire ball to pass through the basket from below, it is a violation. In these cases Throw-in from FT line extended. There is no example in official Interpretations to offer a definitive answer.
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