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Mon Jan 29, 2007, 10:23pm
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I know that an Airborne shooter is still considered to be in the act of shooting until they touch the floor.
I thought NCAA rules were different. No such thing as Airborne shooter. Once the ball is out of the hands, then the player is considered just another player. Thus A1 drives to the basket. Jumps and releases the try. Crashes into B1 before returning to the floor. Ball goes in the basket. High school rule: NO BASKET. No Free Throws NCAA rule: Count the basket. Shoot Free Throws if in the bonus. No? 
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