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Old Mon Dec 20, 2004, 07:30am
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This almost happened this weekend, so I thought it was worth a post here. Youth 10-11YO league, using NFHS rules.

Close to end of half, 2nd of two foul shots missed. Defense rebounds, and since only 1-2 seconds left, rebounder sling-lobs ball towards his end of court. Ball out of his hands, buzzer sounds, ball lands at about the foul line, and then bounces up close to the goal.

What would have been the call if the ball had gone through the basket?
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Old Mon Dec 20, 2004, 07:39am
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No basket. The try ends when the ball hits the floor.
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Old Mon Dec 20, 2004, 07:45am
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No basket. The try ends when the ball hits the floor.
I think what's more definitive is that it's not a goal because it didn't go through the hoop.
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Old Mon Dec 20, 2004, 02:41pm
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No basket. The try ends when the ball hits the floor.
I think what's more definitive is that it's not a goal because it didn't go through the hoop.
Yes, but the question was "would it count if it did go through the hoop", Mr. Smartypants!!

And the answer is no, as ECR said, b/c the try ends when it's clear that it will be unsuccessful. If the ball then bounces back up toward the goal, it's no longer a try. So since the horn has already sounded, the ball is dead.
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Old Tue Dec 21, 2004, 05:36pm
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However unless I'm incorrect, which has happened a time or two, 2pts should be awarded if the ball goes through prior to the horn sounding. I was working a game once and the home team was showboating with a big lead pulled up on a 1 on 0 break away and acted like he was going to shoot a 3 and bounced it of the floor and in. Easy 2pts in my book. Fellow official trys to assess a "violation" in his words and give the visitors the ball and no points. Meanwhile the home coach instead of hanking that kid out of the game for his poor show of sportsmanship starts whinning very loudly about how it should be a 3. I calmly showed him what one hand placed horizontally on top of the other placed vertically looked like.
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Old Tue Dec 21, 2004, 11:59pm
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I calmly showed him what one hand placed horizontally on top of the other placed vertically looked like.
I love the calm T. I've seen NBA officials do it with 2 fingers. Love it!!!!
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Old Wed Dec 22, 2004, 11:48am
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I was working a game once and the home team was showboating with a big lead pulled up on a 1 on 0 break away and acted like he was going to shoot a 3 and bounced it of the floor and in. Easy 2pts in my book.
There probably could have been a Flagrent USC penalty administered here...
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Old Wed Dec 22, 2004, 02:03pm
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I was working a game once and the home team was showboating with a big lead pulled up on a 1 on 0 break away and acted like he was going to shoot a 3 and bounced it of the floor and in. Easy 2pts in my book.
There probably could have been a Flagrent USC penalty administered here...
You carrying a penalty flag out there?

To quote mick, when it comes to blowouts - get in, get out, get done. There's no need to T this if it can be avoided.

In addition, I'd have a really hard time giving a T on a legal scoring play. What's next - T'ing alley-oops because the defensive players might get upset?
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Old Thu Dec 23, 2004, 03:22am
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I calmly showed him what one hand placed horizontally on top of the other placed vertically looked like.
I love the calm T. I've seen NBA officials do it with 2 fingers. Love it!!!!
That's how I do it!
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