shooting at the wrong basket

[jevaque]

What is the rule if team A shoots towards team B's basket, get fouled in the act of shooting and the ball goes in and team A is in bonus???

[Adam]

Originally Posted by jevaque

What is the rule if team A shoots towards team B's basket, get fouled in the act of shooting and the ball goes in and team A is in bonus???

No basket. The ball becomes dead on the foul unless a try is in progress. A player cannot, by rule, have "try" towards the wrong basket.

One and one.

[jevaque]

thats what i thought, but what if the ball is in the air when the fould is committed

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by jevaque

thats what i thought, but what if the ball is in the air when the fould is committed

The foul still causes the ball to become dead. No basket

[Adam]

Originally Posted by jevaque

thats what i thought, but what if the ball is in the air when the fould is committed

It's still dead unless it's in the air on a try. The applicable rule is 6-7-7. All of the exceptions listed involve a tap or try for goal.

Think about this play.

A1 throws a long pass to A2 streaking down the court, and the ball bounces high from about the three point line. Just after it bounces, the official calls a foul on B3 who is attempting to guard A2. After the whistle, the ball, which was in the air following the bounce, goes through the basket.

These plays may seem completely different, but as far as the rules are concerned, they are identical.

[GoodwillRef]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

It's still dead unless it's in the air on a try. The applicable rule is 6-7-7. All of the exceptions listed involve a tap or try for goal.

Think about this play.

A1 throws a long pass to A2 streaking down the court, and the ball bounces high from about the three point line. Just after it bounces, the official calls a foul on B3 who is attempting to guard A2. After the whistle, the ball, which was in the air following the bounce, goes through the basket.

These plays may seem completely different, but as far as the rules are concerned, they are identical.

A pass is not a try or tap, the ball would be dead in your play above.

[GoodwillRef]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

It's still dead unless it's in the air on a try. The applicable rule is 6-7-7. All of the exceptions listed involve a tap or try for goal.

Think about this play.

A1 throws a long pass to A2 streaking down the court, and the ball bounces high from about the three point line. Just after it bounces, the official calls a foul on B3 who is attempting to guard A2. After the whistle, the ball, which was in the air following the bounce, goes through the basket.

These plays may seem completely different, but as far as the rules are concerned, they are identical.

Rule 4-41 Shooting, Try, Tap

A try for field goal is an attempt by a player to score two or three points by throwing the ball into a team's own basket.

It is not a try for goal if you shot the ball in the wrong basket so if you have a foul before the ball enters the basket the ball is dead.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by GoodwillRef

A pass is not a try or tap, the ball would be dead in your play above.

Originally Posted by GoodwillRef

Rule 4-41 Shooting, Try, Tap

A try for field goal is an attempt by a player to score two or three points by throwing the ball into a team's own basket.

It is not a try for goal if you shot the ball in the wrong basket so if you have a foul before the ball enters the basket the ball is dead.

Exactly.