Originally Posted by BillyMac (Post 582284)

Yes. You officiate in one of our most beautiful states, according to a colleague of mine who owns a summer home in the Last Frontier State, and you have one of the most beautiful State flags (I'm an amateur astronomer).

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett (Post 582112)

NF rules. During play, with both feet inbounds beyond the 3 point line, A1 takes a jump shot. The ball goes in the correct basket. He comes down with both feet inbounds still beyond the 3 point line. There is no foul or violation called on any player. Under what circumstance(s) could the official rule only two points should be credited?

Originally Posted by SamIAm (Post 582294)

You say "takes a jump shot". I say, was it a try? If not, two points for the other team as the jump shot was at the wrong basket.

Originally Posted by BillyMac (Post 582284)

Yes. You officiate in one of our most beautiful states, according to a colleague of mine who owns a summer home in the Last Frontier State, and you have one of the most beautiful State flags (I'm an amateur astronomer).

Originally Posted by SamIAm (Post 582294)

You say "takes a jump shot". I say, was it a try? If not, two points for the other team as the jump shot was at the wrong basket.

Originally Posted by Snaqwells (Post 582418)

It doesn't matter if it was a try or not. A thrown ball also counts as three if it goes in the correct basket.

Then what does "The ball goes in the correct basket" mean?

Originally Posted by BillyMac (Post 582284)

Yes. You officiate in one of our most beautiful states, according to a colleague of mine who owns a summer home in the Last Frontier State, and you have one of the most beautiful State flags (I'm an amateur astronomer).