Delayed Free Throw Violation

[bob jenkins]

Originally posted by BOBBYMO
On free throws you said that there shouldn't be any double violations unless there is an airball on the attempt. What happins if the 1st violation is a delayed violation and the 2nd is an automatic violation.(NCAA rule)

[Edited by BOBBYMO on Nov 7th, 2001 at 10:37 AM]

Assuming those are both LANE violations, that's the point of the whole rule change -- penalize only the first violation.

[bigwhistle]

BOBBYMO,

The only time that under the new NCAA rule this year that there will not be a double violation on the free throw is if the 2nd violation is by A TEAMMATE OF THE FREE-THROWER.

This may help clear it up in your mind. IF Team B violates first, then a teammate of the shooter, ignore the Team A violation. If Team A violates first, shut the play down immediately. If Team B violates, and then the SHOOTER violates, you will still have a double violation.

Reference 9-2.4 (page BR-106)

[Jeremy Hohn]

That's a good way to remember it, BIG!!!

[Dennis Flannery]

The way it was discirbed at the Div. I meetings this year, is that you must grab the fist player to violate beow the free throw line, but the is and will be a double violation for anyone at the line or above it.

CASE PLAY : A4 is at the line shooting 1. B4 comes into the lane early, and before the ball hits the rim A3 comes in from the 3 point arch. This is a double violation, since A3 came in before the ball hit the rim. Go to the arrow.

[BOBBYMO]

Thanks guy's get the 1st and ignore the rest if they are both lane violations!!

[Edited by BOBBYMO on Nov 8th, 2001 at 10:28 AM]