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Originally posted by johnny1784
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Originally posted by blindzebra
Realizing that my last post probably sent Juulie back over the edge, I'll try to save her.
The only plays that are going to cause you to actually think are:
A loose ball and fouls by team A near the point where team B gains control. Solution, did B have the ball before the foul? If you answer no, TC foul.
Fouls during rebounding after a player on team A secures the rebound, not during tapping. Solution, did A1 have the ball before the foul? If you answer yes, TC foul.
Fouls away from the ball near the time of release of the shot. Solution, was the try released before the foul? If you or your partner(s) answer no, TC foul.
Hope that helps.
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IMO, it depends on who committed the offensive foul. TC applies to those on offense who do not have possession of the ball and PC would apply only to the offensive player who is in control of the basketball. Control ends on the release, correct?
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You can have a team control foul without player control, but you cannot have a player control foul without team control...with the exception of an airborne shooter. The fouls, by rule, are handled the same way, so why sweat the details?
Just read 4-12 and all is well.
Mon May 16, 2005, 09:56pm
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