Foul after made basketball

[representing]

Originally Posted by representing

Title should read "Foul after made basket"... can't change it once posted

A1 shoots the ball and makes it. A3 Fouls B3 under the basket just as ball was going through the hoop. I called the foul as Lead. I go to table and say the basket still counts, and then reported the foul.

Didn't think about it then but thought about it a few plays later. Does B still get to run the endline for their throw-in?

Originally Posted by mbyron

Did the basket count?

Yes

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by representing

Yes

Mr. Byron answered your question with his response. He wasn't asking you a dumb question. He was trying to lead you to the answer.

That didn't work.

If the basket counts, they can run the endline.

[representing]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

Mr. Byron answered your question with his response. He wasn't asking you a dumb question. He was trying to lead you to the answer.

That didn't work.

If the basket counts, they can run the endline.

I was wondering why he wasn't responding.

What if the ball has gone through the hoop already, it's bouncing on the floor and then A3 fouls B3 (A1 just made the basket). Still can run the endline? At what point during a situation like this would be the cutoff for endline or not, if there is one?

[APG]

Originally Posted by representing

I was wondering why he wasn't responding.

What if the ball has gone through the hoop already, it's bouncing on the floor and then A3 fouls B3 (A1 just made the basket). Still can run the endline? At what point during a situation like this would be the cutoff for endline or not, if there is one?

At this point, you have a dead ball, and by rule the only foul you would have is an intentional or flagrant technical foul.

[representing]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

At this point, you have a dead ball, and by rule the only foul you would have is an intentional or flagrant technical foul.

Yeah, good point. Thanks.

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by representing

What if the ball has gone through the hoop already, it's bouncing on the floor and then A3 fouls B3 (A1 just made the basket). Still can run the endline? At what point during a situation like this would be the cutoff for endline or not, if there is one?

And I'll do what Mr. Byron did....

If the ball is bouncing on the floor after a made basket, what is it's status?

[representing]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

And I'll do what Mr. Byron did....

If the ball is bouncing on the floor after a made basket, what is it's status?

What is a dead ball waiting to be thrown inbounds?

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by representing

I was wondering why he wasn't responding.

What if the ball has gone through the hoop already, it's bouncing on the floor and then A3 fouls B3 (A1 just made the basket). Still can run the endline? At what point during a situation like this would be the cutoff for endline or not, if there is one?

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

And I'll do what Mr. Byron did....

If the ball is bouncing on the floor after a made basket, what is it's status?

Originally Posted by representing

What is a dead ball waiting to be thrown inbounds?

And what does the Rules Book say about contact during a dead ball? (4-19-1 Note)

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by representing

What is a dead ball waiting to be thrown inbounds?

Did you try to look up the answers to your questions in the rule book first?

I'm not being a smart-azz either. You'll learn a heckuva lot more and retain a heckuva lot more if you get in the habit of doing that.

You have a throw-in question. Rule #7 is all about throw-ins. The answer to all of your questions are in there. Give it a shot.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by representing

What is a dead ball waiting to be thrown inbounds?

Just some direction from the way I read this:

Look at the definitions of dead ball and live ball. Particularly, look into when the ball becomes dead and when it becomes live following a made basket.

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

....... look into ........ when it becomes live following a made basket.

Which is actually a bit of a gray area.

[representing]

Originally Posted by representing

What is a dead ball waiting to be thrown inbounds?

(this was an answer in the form of a question, just like Jeopardy. Just in case some of you didn't get that)

[Adam]

Originally Posted by representing

(this was an answer in the form of a question, just like Jeopardy. Just in case some of you didn't get that)

gotcha. Didn't catch it the first time, probably because of the irrelevant ending.

Dead ball is dead ball.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by representing

(this was an answer in the form of a question, just like Jeopardy. Just in case some of you didn't get that)

Here's a Jeopardy twist for you:

Answer: You will learn the rules and will also gain some credibility.

Question: What will happen when you start looking up rules in the Rule Book and plays in the Case Book?

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by representing

What if the ball has gone through the hoop already, it's bouncing on the floor and then A3 fouls B3 (A1 just made the basket). At what point during a situation like this would be the cutoff for endline or not, if there is one?

And the answer is, representing?