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Try this one on for size....
Last year @ a varsity game (FED rules), A1 makes a steal and is going for a breakaway. B1 intentionally fouls him - with appropriate mechanic made - and A1 makes the bucket. A1 was awarded three foul shots: one for the continuation and two for the intentional foul. Should A1 have received only two shots regardless of the bucket being made? Does the same apply to a made three-point shot?
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We only want to give two shots for a 2-try, made or missed, ...and the ball. For a 3-try, let's give 'em two for a make and three for a miss, ...and the ball. mick |
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1. made basket by A1 counts if foul was in act of shooting - if shot attempt began after the foul then made basket is disallowed 2. A1 shoots 2 FT's with lane cleared 3. Team A gets ball for inbound at spot nearest infraction The penalty for an intentional foul is the same as for a flagrant, with the exception that the player committing the foul is not automatically ejected. |
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BTW Chuck, in verifying this point, I found that Rule 10 only had 22 sections. How do you have a reference for 10-23? |
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Maybe you're looking at a FIBA book and I'm looking at NCAA?
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When I walked into the gym this past Saturday to work a couple of games at a tournament the game ahead of mine was in a TO. One of the officials doing the game saw me and asked if the bucket goes on an intentional foul how many shots do they give. I gave him two fingers.
He later told me that they had this play happen earlier in the game. His partner correctly convinced him to shoot 2. He had to buy the post-game refreshments. |
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