Foul while shot in air

[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.