Jump ball goes in?
NFHS - If, during the jump ball to start the game, jumper A1 hits the ball so hard that it goes into their goal (the one they are intending on scoring in) - does the bucket count?
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Well, we can start with rule 5-1, Goal: "A goal is made when a live ball enters the basket from above and remains in or passes through."
Then there's rule 6-1-2, Live Ball: "The ball becomes live when: a.) On a jump ball, the tossed ball leaves the referee's hand(s)." Ok, so was it a live ball? Check. Did it pass through the basket? Check. Yep, it counts. Now, a question back at you: Does it count 2 or 3? |
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The tapped ball could bounce really high, then go in the basket. That would be 2 points:D |
We know that the goal counts.
The real question is to find a rule which states how to set the AP arrow. :eek: |
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first team with possession is the non-scoring team. As soon as B has it for the throwin, arrow to A. |
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Check the text of 4-3. ;) |
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Unless you're saying somehow A1 had possession in order to make the basket? If so, wouldn't that be a violation? |
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This way, the initial AP direction cannot be determined until after the following throw-in has been possessed by a player in-bounds (not just touched), which means either team could end up with the arrow, even though a basket has been scored, and the throw-in has been completed. That just seems strange. |
OK, don't have that rule book thingy handy, but I see a precedent for this with the setting of the arrow following a JB violation. It gets set when the throwin starts.
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PS I wouldn't disagree with that stance. ;) |
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I declare this situation to be impossible, and thus unworthy of further discussion.
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