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Inadvertent Horn
This happened in a game (FED) last week. Home team down by three points with 4.0 seconds remining on the clock. Visiting team is shooting free throws. Visiting team has dropped all players but one back for the free throw. Just as the free throw is hitting the rim, the horn goes off. The shot is missed and rebounded by the visiting team. How should this have been handled?
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Play on. V team is just going to dribble the last four seconds out anyway.
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I give up -- why would H drop all players back in this situation? They could miss the FT on purpose and try for the rebound and a three-point shot, or make the FT and try for a steal or a quick foul.
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Oops!
I corrected my original post. Sorry for the mistake.
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In any event, either ignore the horn and continue play, or blow the whistle if everyone stops and give the ball back to the team in control. |
Can a basket be counted after the horn if the Ref knows there should be time on the clock? Say on a FT time starts when ball hits rim but not player. A couple of seconds go by ball bouncing around. Player gets rebound, buzzer, he then scores. Count basket? Of course that would be awful in a close game and even worse if the defensive stopped.
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Many years ago, after an inadvertent horn sounded, I said to a coach, "I can't help it if the score crew inadvertently gets horny." After I said it, I remembered that one of the crew was his wife!!! :eek:
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PS: nice quick edit |
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