I was just reading the NFHS case book and 7.5.7 Sit A confused me. My question is does this go in order of occurence. Say the player control is before the goaltend.

I was just wondering because what if the player never goaltends and the offensive player still commits a player control foul. The basket does not count no matter whether the pc was after the ball went through or not. I would appreciate some clarification in the FEDs ruling on this. Why don't we just use ncaa rule where there is no pc after the ball is released (if i am incorrect in this ncaa ruling let me know).

The case play is correct. The order of occurrence is why the basket is awarded.

1- Airborne shooter.

2- Releases the ball.

3- Goaltending, which is a violation which causes the ball to become dead.

4- Contact, PC foul.

Because the violation occurred first, the basket is awarded. Had the contact occurred before the GT, the GT would be ignored.

Technically, I think the basket is not awarded, but two points are awarded.

Similar question, sitch that came up in a game this past weekend.

A1 grabs a rebound after a missed shot, fouled by B1. A1 is set to shoot 1 & 1. After foul is called, B1 pushes A1 in the back, and partner calls a T. Which free throws are shot first, the T or the bonus?

Partner insisted we shoot the T first, then bonus, then A gets ball back. I htought it should have been bonus, then T, then A gets ball at halfcourt opposite the table.

Technically, you're being obtuse. Again.

Using FED rules, you were right. It's a false double foul and you penalize the fouls in the order that they occurred.

Even with NCAA rules, I think that you don't go POI on this one because it was a dead-ball contact "T". A would get the ball because of the "T", not the POI. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

Correct. In this situation you have a live ball common foul that awards a 1 on 1 attempt. The foul (the wistle) stops play and we are at a dead ball. The push after the wistle is a dead ball foul and is a "T" by rule. The penatlies are administered in the order of occurance. Shoot the 1 on 1 (with lane clear), then the 2 for the "T" and the ball is awarded to the team that the "T" was awarded.

I had this this past season. Player A was fouled (the foul in my opinion was normal) then player A retaliated. Player A shot the 1 on 1 then team B selected a player to shoot the "T" and team B got the ball at half court.

For men, this is an intentional T. Two shots and the ball.

It's also two shots and the ball for women, but they don't call it "intentional", I think.