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where does it state in the rule book that after a 2 shot foul the kids line up to shoot, bang a "T" is called, why do you clear the lane to shoot the first 2 shots then the "T". Had a coach say his kids shoot better with team mates on the line??? he understands the "T" but not the shooting foul. Coach wanted his kids on the line for his first 2 shots???
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Interesting--not sure where in rules it says you clear the lane--just practical. Interested in what others say.
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The coach knows better than this. My question is who cares if his kids shoot better when someone is on the line?
The rules are clear that if the ball is to become dead after the FT's then no one lines up on the lane. I dont have the site- someone will get the exact reference. NFHS,NCAA, and NBA rules are all consistent. Ask your self.. why would I line them up then just to clear them away? Maybe the coach need to teach his kids how to shoot FT. The basket doesnt change distances or heights just because there are no players lined up. Seems to me he is trying to question you to see what he can get you to do... |
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[Edited by Jurassic Referee on Jan 26th, 2005 at 01:23 PM] |
Easy JR.... I'm just asking!!!! I was asked and it caught me be surprise, and I'm one to tell a coach "I really don't know why but I'll find out" not because I said so now play ball!!
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The rule says that you are to clear the lane if the ball is to become dead after the last shot...
Because the T shots come after the other shots the ball is becoming dead...thus you clear the lane for all four. |
ART. 3 . . . If the ball is to become dead when the last free throw for a specific penalty is not successful, players shall not occupy any spaces along the free-throw lane. |
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