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The other night during a discussion of advantage/disadvantage I heard something I had never heard before. How is there ever a 3 point play? A shooter is fouled in the act and the shot goes in, so how was he put at a disadvantage? I said to myself I don't have a good answer to that question when you put it that way. But I bet I know where I can find one.
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Had this discussion quite a few times before.
Well if we had the search engine still active, you would be able to see the conversation that we have had on this very topic several times.
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Try going to http://www.google.com and clicking advanced search, time in officialforum.com in the url area and then type your search.
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I say it is a MAJOR DISADVANTAGE to the shooter to get fouled. If we allowed the defense to "foul" on every play and NOT call a foul on the defense if the ball goes in. It will be a VERY rough game and players will get hurt. Occasionally players do get hurt when they get fouled, although often, not enough to come out of the game, but enough to bother them while playing. |
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