Back In The Saddle Hooper, she could also throw up an alley-oop, but if it goes into the basket untouched, it's a violation. May not happen so often in girls ball, but sometimes in men's league.
mick Originally posted by Snaqwells .... as Mick points out so briefly. No, no! That's should be succinctly. 😉
Jurassic Referee Originally posted by mick Originally posted by Snaqwells .... as Mick points out so briefly. No, no! That's should be succinctly. 😉 Uh...... Nope, not gonna say it..... 😀
mick Originally posted by Jurassic Referee Originally posted by mick Originally posted by Snaqwells .... as Mick points out so briefly. No, no! That's should be succinctly. 😉 Uh...... Nope, not gonna say it..... 😀 ...And, I thank you kindly. 😉 mick
BrentD22 What if player A1 throws the ball toward the basket and it's over the cylindar and player A2 dunks it or tips it in. Is this a valid play?
All_Heart Originally posted by BrentD22 What if player A1 throws the ball toward the basket and it's over the cylindar and player A2 dunks it or tips it in. Is this a valid play? Basket Interference!
rbmartin How can you interfere on a ball that has not met the legal definition of a shot? If that were true, if a defensive player touched it on it's downward arc, it would goaltending. I don't think so(but i'm not an expert either).
bob jenkins Originally posted by rbmartin How can you interfere on a ball that has not met the legal definition of a shot? If that were true, if a defensive player touched it on it's downward arc, it would goaltending. I don't think so(but i'm not an expert either). A "try" is not needed to have BI. A "try" is needed to have GT.
Jurassic Referee Originally posted by rbmartin How can you interfere on a ball that has not met the legal definition of a shot? If that were true, if a defensive player touched it on it's downward arc, it would goaltending. I don't think so(but i'm not an expert either). Apparently it must be true. It's in the rules book. 🙂 See NFHS case book play 9.11.2SitC. It's the exact play. The NCAA rule is the same.
chayce Also in NCAA: A1 has a throw in from designated spot one step above the endline on the sideline in front court and passes the ball over the rim to A2 standing in the same position on the opposite side of the court. B1 makes contact with the ball above the cylinder. Basket interference, basket is good!!
Mark T.​ DeNucci, Sr.​ Originally posted by hooper Thanks Mick! You're great! So, technically, she could throw the ball off another player's head and it could ricochet into the basket and that would count. (Not that there's any great likelihood of this happening.) Not only is Mick great, but I bet his wife thinks he is a real sweetie too. ;-) MTD, Sr.
mick Originally posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. Originally posted by hooper Thanks Mick! You're great! So, technically, she could throw the ball off another player's head and it could ricochet into the basket and that would count. (Not that there's any great likelihood of this happening.) Not only is Mick great, but I bet his wife thinks he is a real sweetie too. ;-) MTD, Sr. 🙂 Well, yeah, if I cooked something she likes ...and did the dishes, too. mick