2pt or 3pt?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Depends on the type of pass. If it had any chance of going in without the touch (was a high arc, in the general direction of the basket, etc), score 3. If it did not (a line drive / a bounce pass, from the wing toward the top of the key, ...) then score two points.

Got a citation, or is this a well educated, experienced, personal, "always listen to bob", "real game (not necessarily rule based)", rational, common sense, opinion?

So a really hard and fast line drive type pass (hardly any arc), maybe a "baseball pass", from the corner, from behind the three point arc, parallel to the endline, that's intended to go a wide open teammate in the opposite corner, but happens to bang really really hard off the rim, goes very high into the air, and then drops quietly into the basket, is how worth many points?

Forget about differentiating between a try, or a pass, or from anything else.

The NFHS doesn't allow us to do that any more for these type of situations (no act of shooting foul, no horn, no goaltending).

Originally Posted by Valley Man

5-2-1 A successful try tap or thrown ball from the field by a player who is located behind the teams own 19'9" arc counts three points. A ball that touches the floor, a teammate inside the ark and official or any other goal from the field counts two points for the team into basket, the ball is thrown.