Free Throw violations

[MelbRef]

NFHS: Three free throw situations.

How would we administer a violation by the defensive player in a marked lane space, followed by an air ball by the shooter?

How would we administer a violation by the defensive player in a marked lane space, followed by a violation by the shooter (crosses the FT line before the ball hits the rim)

How would we administer a violation by the defensive player in a marked lane space, followed by a violation by a teammate of the shooter not in a marked lane space (crosses the three point line before the ball hits the rim)

[ODog]

All the same way: Simultaneous violations, wave off the shot and go to the arrow to determine who gets possession.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by ODog

All the same way: Simultaneous violations, wave off the shot and go to the arrow to determine who gets possession.

Administer any remaining FTs of a multiple throw situation OR use the AP arrow if there are no more FTs required.
Also consider disconcertion on the FT airball situation.

[bob jenkins]

The only time you ignore the second violation is when both are by plyers in marked lane spaces.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by MelbRef

NFHS: Three free throw situations.

How would we administer a violation by the defensive player in a marked lane space, followed by an air ball by the shooter?

How would we administer a violation by the defensive player in a marked lane space, followed by a violation by the shooter (crosses the FT line before the ball hits the rim)

How would we administer a violation by the defensive player in a marked lane space, followed by a violation by a teammate of the shooter not in a marked lane space (crosses the three point line before the ball hits the rim)

1. Most likely going to call disconcertion here and simply give the shooter another shot. Not a guarantee, but I lean that way on this play.

2. Simultaneous violations. The shot is cancelled, and we move on either to the next shot (if applicable) or the arrow.

3. Same as #2.