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Offensive Foul during FT
We had a situation in a high school summer league game last night during a made FT.
While A1 is attempting a FT, A2 fouls B1 after the release of the ball. The FT is made. Does the point count or is the ball dead when the offense fouls? I believe it may fall within 6.7.7 but I am struggling to interpret. |
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Let's look at that rule:
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Exception c clearly does not apply since the foul was not by an opponent of the shooter. But, what about exception b? Does it fit? If so, then the ball does not become dead until the try ends due to the exception.
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To make sure...
If the foul occurred during the last of A1's free throws, after counting the made FT, either give the ball to Team B along the endline or award any bonus free throws. If A1 is due another free throw, clear the lane and administer it. Afterwards, either give Team B the ball on the endline or award bonus free throws. |
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Scenario: out of control shooter releases ball before crashing into defender with LGP. After the foul by the shooter, the ball falls through the net. IIRC, it used to be that we would count the basket but still charge the common foul, possibly resulting in bonus free throws. I thought that had changed. But exception (a) would seem to say that the ball does not become dead on the charge by the shooter. Could someone be so kind as to explain the application in that scenario. |
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It hasn't been that way in HS for at least 20 years or so. What you describe was the NCAAM rule.
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The airborne shooter being a PC is what I was missing (thanks SC official!) -- without that, the excerpts above would suggest it was still that way, which is why i was perplexed. |
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You're correct. Once AS status ends, the application becomes as that for anyone else who commits a common foul while a try is in flight. You probably wouldn't see this often, but I could picture a perimeter shot where the shooter A1 returns to the floor and then busts it to follow his shot, knocking over B1 in the process before the ball goes in. In that case, count the goal and report the foul. Ball OOB to B or bonus FTs if applicable. As was said before, calling a foul on the shooting team here should be as patient a whistle as possible. But if the contact rattles the whole building....well every once in a while you have to call those kind of fouls. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Airborne Shooter ...
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ART. 1 An airborne shooter is a player who has released the ball on a try for a goal or has tapped the ball and has not returned to the floor. ART. 2 The airborne shooter is considered to be in the act of shooting. 4-20-6: A player-control foul is a common foul committed by a player while he/she is in control of the ball or by an airborne shooter.
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Are you saying he's not an airborne shooter after he releases the shot or are you presenting a scenario where he returns to the floor and then charges into the defender?
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