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So, referee is wrong and there is in fact team control during a FT while the shooter is holding the ball. Thank you. I just expected a little more than that from a magazine like referee.
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You tell me, anybody.:) |
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4-12-1 A player is in control of the ball when he/she is holding or dribbling a live ball inbounds. There is no player control when, during a jump ball, a jumper catches the ball prior to the ball touching the floor or a non-jumper, or during an interrupted dribble. |
A player is in control when he/she is holding or dribbling a live ball inbounds.
A team is in control when a player of the team is in control. Therefore, if the ball is merely ay the disposal of the freethrower and not held or dribbled by him/her.........no team control. |
You beat me to it BBR
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2) Common foul because the ball is live. Blow whistle, report foul, shoot free throws with no one in the spaces, give ball to other team for throw-in at closest spot to the foul. (If last free throw is made then they can move along the end line). (If the other team is in the bonus then shoot those free throws with players on the line) 3)Team Control Foul, FT is cancelled. If ball is in the air when foul is committed then it counts if it is made. Am I right? Am I, Am I :p |
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I ain't saying on the others.:p |
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This question was left open in the thread about rolling the ball. Is it stated anywhere that team control starts only with player control? Team A inbounds the ball, and immediately, without any player catching the ball, advances up the court with a series of touch passes. By definition passing includes players batting or rolling the ball to each other. Also by definition, as stated here earlier, team control includes passing activity. So why would a foul in this situation not be a team control foul? |
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