I'm looking for the specific rule in the book:
HS - A1 throws an alley-oop pass from the 28-foot line toward the basket for A2. Ball goes into the basket. 2 or 3 points? NCAA - Same situation, however, ball doesn't go into the basket, yet hits the rim. If offense team retains the carom, does the shot-clock reset? What's the ruling if the ball does go into the basket? 2 or 3 points? |
HS - 3 points.
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I know in lacrosse its a judgement call.
But one example would be a player throwing at his/her own basket. Not a shot. ;) |
Most kids use the jump shot nowadays. If it looks more like a chest pass, then it's probably not a shot. If you really can't tell, then I would call it a try.
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From half court, it's going to look a lot less like a shot than it would from 20 feet away.
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Souldn't the shot clock reset in the NCAA play, because the ball hit the rim?
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Along similar lines, I had a situation a while back doing an IM game where a player stopped his dribble behind the arc, threw the ball off the backboard to himself and then passed to a teammate. I let the double dribble go because the player was on the short end of a blowout, but oddly enough, I saw him do the same thing from the next week (I wasn't officiating that game). This play does require the same judgement that NFHS wanted to eliminate with the "every basket made from behind the arc is a 3" rule. One official who I spoke to said that the double dribble should only be called if it happens on the wrong backboard (and therefore can't be a shot). What do you think?
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If my hand goes up, it's a try. :) If it's a shot from beyond the arc, then your hand is automatically going to go up when you see a shot. If your hand didn't go up, then then the "shot trigger" wasn't pulled. |
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