Pass Goes Behind the Backboard, Through the Supports

[rainmaker]

Sheez, Camron, you have way, way too much time on your hands!!

[CoachP]

Originally Posted by rainmaker

Sheez, Camron, you have way, way too much time on your hands!!

I agree with Jullie or is it Juulie??.....but... you da man!! Nice drawing.

[grunewar]

Yikes, heck of drawing is right!

I won't take out my rule book and shove it in a coaches face, ever.....but can you see waving off a basket stating it came over the backboard and when the coach calls a TO to "discuss", you reach into your back pocket and pull out CAMRON's art and say, "OK coach, let's review."

[mutantducky]

ouch this thread hurt my brain.
So to clarify because some things are getting jumbled

1.from baseline pass(out of bounds) illegal- pass goes over the backboard
For example after a made basket player is running the baseline and is underneath the backboard and throws a pass over the backboard that does not touch anything.
2.illegal- airball shot from in front or the side that goes over the backboard. Does play stop once it goes over?
3.illegal- shot hits the rim and goes over
4. illegal- shot from behind the backboard goes over and into the rim
5. Not 100% sure on this one- pass goes from the side between basketball supports without hitting anything.

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by mutantducky

So to clarify because some things are getting jumbled

Here's the unjumbled version: it's a violation for any part of the ball to pass over any part of a rectangular backboard at any time.

Pass, shot, throw-in, front-to-back, back-to-front, side-to-side, whatever!! Doesn't matter. If the ball passes over the rectangular backboard, it's a violation.

AND, it's not a violation to pass BEHIND the backboard.

Hope that helps.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by rainmaker

Sheez, Camron, you have way, way too much time on your hands!!

It really didn't take that long....maybe 10 minutes using Visio for the diagram...and a few more minutes for the math.