Blarge

[Raymond]

Yes, it makes a difference whether or not to try was released prior to the illegal contact called against A1.

If A1 still has possession, point of interruption would be team A's possession.

If the try had been released, and is successful, point of interruption is team B's throw in.

If the try has been released and the shot is missed, AP arrow.

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[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Raymond

Yes, it makes a difference whether or not to try was released prior to the illegal contact called against A1.

Forgetting about the double foul aspect here, back in ancient times, if the try was released prior to the player control illegal contact, the basket counted (if good) and (if in the bonus) we walked down to the other end of the gym to shoot one an one (no two shot "double bonus" back then).

Both coaches were often perplexed and didn't know whether, or not, to be angry at us.