I know I asked this question prior, but I've thought of different scenarios, which I need an answer.

Scenario 1
The original post involved A1 shooting @ Team A's basket ( the one being defended) and B1 goaltends (why, I don't know because it would be 2 points for Team B, duh). The answers I got was if shot scores then credit Team B with 2 points and A gets ball OOB at baseline. If A doesn't score then play resumes. Also in Casebook 5.2.3

Scenario 2
Same as scenario 1 except: 1) shot scores and B1 fouls A1; and 2) shot doesn't score but B1 still fouls A1.

My questions are 1) What is the call?; 2) Who gets the ball and where; and 3) Are any FT shot?

Thank you for your answers

If it's a foul, go ahead and call it. Just remember that it is a common foul, not a shooting foul. Assess the appropriate penalty.

Someone els can quote the rule references -
No goaltending on a shots at the wrong basket (excluding crazy situations at the start of a game that include teams going the wrong direction). It is not a try. Also if the foul occurrs before the non-try goes in, the ball is dead, no basket. Either way a common foul unless flagrant or intentional.

However you could have basket interference resulting in two points. I dont think you can BI for three when the ball is shot at the wrong goal (I could use a little help on that one friends).

Team A's basket is the basket into which they try to throw the ball.

I agree with the other answers (and you can't have a three-point award on BI for shooting at the wrong basket).

Follow up on this
 

Say a player gets the ball and starts dribbling toward the wrong basket, in an attempt to make a lay-up.

Do you blow the whistle and stop the play, or do you let the player shoot the basket?

Re: Follow up on this
 

If they're widdle kids, I'll blow the whistle and straighten 'em out. If they're big ones, I 'll straighten 'em out after the basket is scored. There is no rule book justification for an official to blow the whistle before the shot at the wrong basket-- unless the player committed a back court violation while going the wrong way.