Fri Feb 03, 2006, 01:45pm
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Originally posted by bob jenkins
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Originally posted by eventnyc
Ok, Let's get this right. I wasn't there, but I know the referee. He was probably misinformed by the table and told it was 1 & 1. As Julie stated, that doesn't mean anything. The first shot is missed and the rebound secured with little to no time remaining. A three-point desparation shot is thrown up and goes in as the horn sounds. The game is over and the officials are notified prior to them leaving the visual confines of the court. The non-awarded free throw must be shot, with no players filling the lanes, to determine whether we go in to an overtime period. All time, baskets scored, etc. count.
Are we in agreement?
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I don't think the non-awarded FT need be shot.
Before the foul the score was A 52, B 52.
My bad. I thought the final score was 53-52 after the succesful three. You're correct - no free throw required.
After the missed FT, the score was A 52, B52 (duh!)
After the half-court heave, the score was A 52, B 55.
THe most A can score is one point on the FT -- no need to shoot it.
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You're right. I incorrectly thought that the score after the succesful free throw was 53-52. In that case you'd have to shoot the free throw to determine if we went into an overtime period. My bad!
[Edited by eventnyc on Feb 3rd, 2006 at 01:49 PM]
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