Interesting backcourt violation

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by hilltopperref

Had this happen last night. I think my partner got it right but feel free to chime in.

Situation;

A1 attempts a 3 pont shot. B1 blocks the attempt. The ball is batted to almost half court when the ball goes off of A2's shoe. A1 retrieves the ball in the backcourt, partner call a violation. A team coach goes nuts. I think my partner got it right. what do you think

Nope. Team control ended when the try was released.
Your partner kicked it.

[Bad Zebra]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

...Your partner kicked it.

Nope. Player A2 kicked it.

[Back In The Saddle]

Originally Posted by Bad Zebra

Nope. Player A2 kicked it.

Only if it's intentional

[referee99]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Nope. Team control ended when the try was released.
Your partner kicked it.

... if, say, a player from behind swatted the ball off of the player's hand as they went up? So ball ultimately leaves player with the ball's hand, but not from their action.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by referee99

... if, say, a player from behind swatted the ball off of the player's hand as they went up? So ball ultimately leaves player with the ball's hand, but not from their action.

No try, no try-release, team control continues.

[AKOFL]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

No try, no try-release, team control continues.

If he statred his shooting motion he can be fouled on the shot even if the ball is knocked off his hand, not released for a try. Wouldn't this aply in this sit. He had shoolting motion so it is a try even if the ball is knocked off his hand and not "released"

[Adam]

Originally Posted by AKOFL

If he statred his shooting motion he can be fouled on the shot even if the ball is knocked off his hand, not released for a try. Wouldn't this aply in this sit. He had shoolting motion so it is a try even if the ball is knocked off his hand and not "released"

In my opinion, this try ended before it was released. I could be wrong, though.