Texas Tech v Florida

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Yes, if they had called that block, the ball would be dead on that foul, no shot.

But (and I know Camron knows this; it's for the benefit of the OP), if the shot had been released before the foul, then the shot would count (if it was successful).

And, in NCAAW, the "time of the foul" is when the whistle blows, not the time of the contact.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

But (and I know Camron knows this; it's for the benefit of the OP), if the shot had been released before the foul, then the shot would count (if it was successful).

And, in NCAAW, the "time of the foul" is when the whistle blows, not the time of the contact.

Even if the shot had not been released, as long as they were in the act of shooting, the shot would have counted since the foul would have been on the defense.

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[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Raymond

Even if the shot had not been released, as long as they were in the act of shooting, the shot would have counted since the foul would have been on the defense.

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Oh -- you're right. I misread / mis-remembered the play -- I was responding as if the foul would have been on the offense.

[JRutledge]

Peace

Either a block or nothing. I like nothing.