Free throw foul
 

A1 in in the motion of shooting the first of a 1-1. A2 fouls B2 on the lane.What is the procedure to folow???

Blow it dead, clear the lane, and let A1 shoot his 1-1. B will then get the ball for a throw-in either at the spot nearest the foul (if A1 misses his last shot) or on the end line (if A1 makes both shots).

Also known as case book play 6.7SitB....

But where does it say clear the lane?

The part where it says B will get the ball regardless. If there can be no rebound on the last shot, the lane is to be cleared.
ref. 8-3

*click* light bulb on now.....

Hah - what if team B is in the bonus?

Not an issue on team control fouls. :)

It was a trick question to catch the newbies. I should have expressed it as such.

Sorry, as soon as I posted it I figured that's what you were doing.

Books in the car so curious: OP said "in the motion of shooting," but if FTA is away, is not TC given up? And would it matter if it was the first of two FTA or second of two? I'm thinking of a hard box-out foul or push on the lane in both scenarios.

Yes, TC is given up. But, it's also no longer "in the motion of shooting"


Wouldn't matter (other than the number of FTs shot after A1's foul is reported).

Thanks, Bob. Just need confirmation.

I like it Newbie
 

I learn more from you guys giving the right answers instead of my guessing and cluttering my mind with bad info:D

If def team fouls, B2 fouls A2 then what. Does A get the ball, if in bonus does A shoot. In the OP if it is bonus would the team be shooting?
too much tea, woooz

If the defensive team fouls, then yes you'd shoot the free throws if they're in the bonus. If not, then yes, A would get the ball after the initial free throws.
If in the bonus, clear the lane for the first set of free throws, and line them up for the final set.
If not in the bonus, clear the lane for the free throws and give A a spot throwin on the end line.

As for your final question, see posts #7 and #8.

Clear the lane and finish the first bonus...line them up for the second bonus, or give A the ball for throw-in on the baseline...err, endline...err, division line between the playing court area and the wall.

Snaqs reads and types faster than I do...

Yea, how does that happen? Don't you have a shorter span between your brain and fingers than he does? Shouldn't that mean information spews out of your fingers quicker than someone who is taller? :confused:

It (and the OP) are the same as any off-ball foul during / near the time of a try.

IF the foul is by the defense, as in this play, "continuation" (sic) applies, then enforce the foul.

Bob's right, I forgot the shooting motion had started.

As if this is ever in doubt? :cool:

It should always be in doubt.

If an official incorrectly started to the other end to line up for free throws, chseagle would sprint onto the court and wrestle him to the ground.

Sort of the same . . .
 

but not exactly.

I am fairly certain what the responses will be, but wanted to poll the gallery. Happened to a fellow official tonight . . . not me.

NFHS Rule Set, Varsity Boys: A1 shooting first shot of 1-and-1 and makes the basket. Immediately following the basket (ball has just passed through the net), B2 steps to defend against A1, who was shooting, and commits a pushing foul (aggressive, but not flagrant). Should this be administered as indicated above (by Snaqwells)? Thanks. Specific rules reference too please (NFHS and NCAA).

Official called foul, but ruled Technical (ruled it as dead ball contact). Cleared the lane, shot the 2nd shot, then shot the Technical (same player shot FT). Ball inbounded to Team A at mid-court.

You say it was not flagrant, so official must have thought it was intentional, or there should have been no foul at all.

Yes, this is the correct administration.