Foul while shot in air

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by force39

A1 shoots the ball from outside while ball is
in the air A2 pushes B1 out of position to get rebound.

1. shot goes in
2. shot misses

2nd B1 pushes a2 out of way
1. shot goes in
2. shot misses.

What are the correct calls to be made.

Force, you seem to be asking about the shot more so than anything else.

In each scenario, it makes no difference whether the shot misses or goes in. You still treat the foul the same way.

The foul has no effect on the shot. The only foul that causes a shot to end and the ball to become dead is a player control foul by the airborne shooter.

[force39]

That's right I think I was wondering more about the shot whether or not it
is good in any situation. So pretty much if there is a foul after the shot is under way it counts, unless PC. Then award the foul.

Thanks,

And no the shot was from inside the building.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by force39

That's right I think I was wondering more about the shot whether or not it
is good in any situation. So pretty much if there is a foul after the shot is under way it counts, unless PC. Then award the foul.

Thanks,

And no the shot was from inside the building.

In both scenarios #1, you should condsider whether this might be incidental contact and be ignored.

[wbrown]

Along the same line.

A1 shoots a three point shot, the ball is in the air and the shooter has both feet on the floor (not airborne) when B1 attempting to block the shot runs A1 over. The try fails and the referee signal 3 shots.

Is this the correct ruling?

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by wbrown

Along the same line.

A1 shoots a three point shot, the ball is in the air and the shooter has both feet on the floor (not airborne) when B1 attempting to block the shot runs A1 over. The try fails and the referee signal 3 shots.

Is this the correct ruling?

No.

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by wbrown

Along the same line.

A1 shoots a three point shot, the ball is in the air and the shooter has both feet on the floor (not airborne) when B1 attempting to block the shot runs A1 over. The try fails and the referee signal 3 shots.

Is this the correct ruling?

Nope. The shooter has landed, so if fouled, it is a common foul, or possibly an excessive contact foul. By B1 "running over" A1 it sounds that A1 was forced to the ground, and was definitely taken out of opportunity for a rebound. Tweet: common foul. A1 could be shooting bonus; otherwise a throw-in for Team A after reporting B's foul.

[refguy]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

Force, you seem to be asking about the shot more so than anything else.

In each scenario, it makes no difference whether the shot misses or goes in. You still treat the foul the same way.

The foul has no effect on the shot. The only foul that causes a shot to end and the ball to become dead is a player control foul by the airborne shooter.

Not true. A foul committed by a teammate of the shooter during a shot attempt causes the shot to end if the ball has not yet been released.

[OHBBREF]

Originally Posted by refguy

Not true. A foul committed by a teammate of the shooter during a shot attempt causes the shot to end if the ball has not yet been released.

however since the ball has been release and is in flight in the post the comment is correct.

[dbking]

With the situation that is posted by OP, it does not matter if shot is released. If B1 fouls A2 when A1 is act of shooting then you count the basket and call the foul.

[OHBBREF]

Originally Posted by dbking

With the situation that is posted by OP, it does not matter if shot is released. If B1 fouls A2 when A1 is act of shooting then you count the basket and call the foul.

however that isn't the OP A2 is commiting the foul on B1