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Loose Ball Situation
Team A inbounds the ball from under the basket. Player B attempts to intercept the ball in the air instead he deflects the ball. He lands turns and makes contact with Player A who is attempting to get control of the pass. Can Player B be given a personal foul for the contact. No possession was established and Player A was moving during contact. Contact was definitely initiated by Player B.
Hence the "loose ball" argument. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Jonohah |
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The fact that the ball is loose is not significant as to whether or not it was a foul.
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Pretty much. Screening principles would apply. You would need to supply more information about the nature of the contact.
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Here's some more help.... stop inbounding the ball under the basket!
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Judgement call on position established in open court. Player A was in fact moving arms towards ball however feet were set and no leaning. I made a no call and the coach lost it on me. The technical was coming and then I had Player B tough me in anger. 2 T's and double bonus. 6 point turn around and the ball with under a minute and originally a 1 point game. One of those moments at the end of game.
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If this is accurate, the contact sounds incidental. Or was A displaced from the spot? Or did B contact A's arm(s) and keep him from controlling the pass? If so, it sounds like a foul.
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Actually the ball was not a factor at all. He came down turned and ran into A who was reaching to the side. Contact was significant but player A did not fall to the ground. In my opinion he did not establish a screen position.
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if you have displacement of player A that results in an advantage for player B, then you have a foul. you MUST call a foul in this situation. players do not a have a license to run over/through others when team control does not exist.
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A didn't fall. Did A control the pass? Did the contact prevent A from "normal offensive and defensive maneuvers?"
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