Had a game where the guy going up for the shot was fouled hard so we called an intentional foul. He made the basket.

Do you give him the 1 shot plus another 2 and the ball or just the 2 and the ball?

Thanks,

Dave

2 and ball.

At the spot closest to where he was fouled, NOT the mid-court line.

This is one scenario where a player can score 5 points on one play.

A made 3FG with an INT foul called.

Anybody for the other(s)?

now if he misses the 3 point goal and gets intentionally fouled, he gets 3 shots and the ball. right??

That he does.

A1 drains a three point try and is fouled twice at the same time by B1 and B2. Score the goal and shoot one free throw for each foul. Chance for 5 points which is why I always cringe when some announcer starts doing the simple math for me in a 5 point game he tells me "you know we have a 2 possession game here" What about a multiple foul I want to ask??

[Edited by ripcord51 on Jan 21st, 2005 at 11:47 PM]

Multiple foul
 

That's an ugly word. Erase it from your vocaulary.

ripcord51: you are correct.

BBR: you are correct too. :D


I always wonder why people tell 7...6...5...4...3...2 when there's 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, and 3 seconds left.

It's because they see the 2.xx and think there's only 2 seconds left. You still have almost another second!

[Edited by JugglingReferee on Jan 22nd, 2005 at 12:35 AM]

Re: Multiple foul
 

It's actually a phrase consisting of TWO words...

...but who's counting?

Uh oh...what if word gets out we officials can't count?

It's bad when I'm in the stands (very rare), because the crowd will shout out "FOUR" just a hair after I've begun to shout "FIVE."

Why college students can't figure it out . . . :rolleyes:

You can also have a possible 5 pt. play without an intentional foul.
3pt. shot is in the air...shooter is fouled after the shot and while on the ground...bucket goes...shooter's team is in the bonus.