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The C had the best look and made the right call. Full stop.
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by rule you have a double foul. It's very clear and is only really applicable if both parties have a preliminary. The L should have had second crack as this was the C's call the whole way.
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Should they have counted the basket? In NF, you count the basket if successful on a blarge. Not sure of the NCAAM rule-set.
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Sigh....the BTN says they were both ejected after the play because of their 5th foul. I wish the Network could get the terminology right. Ejection vs DQ are two different things...
Swanigan, Bryant Ejected After Double Foul - BTN |
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The key is what the POI is....if the ball has been released then you go to the arrow because no team control. If the ball has not be released then you give the ball OOB to the team who had it in possession, in this case Indiana. |
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I was wondering what the ruling is under the NCAAM rule set. |
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(Edit: I've been beaten to this multiple times. What I get for filling my coffee, I suppose.) |
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Yes, one can, and should, in my opinion. Most disagree. Consult your local listings. |
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We did go round-an-round on this when a double foul became POI (many years ago). If it's before the try -- team in control. If it's after the release -- count the basket (or arrow if the try is unsuccessful). If it's during the try (before the release) -- ? |
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Then it's a double foul and A gets the ball back POI. |
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