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WALKERB84 Thu Feb 04, 2010 10:37am

Shooting at the Wrong Basket
 
Player A1 inbounds to Player A2 underneath Team B's basket. Player A2 shoots at Team B's basket and scores. I know that the points are awarded to Team B....who gets the credit in Team B's Scorebook for the bucket?

Also, if Player A2 in the same situation is fouled while shooting at Team B's Basket, by Player B1. What is the call if she A) Makes the bucket and B) Misses the bucket?

Thanks

Adam Thu Feb 04, 2010 10:40am

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Originally Posted by WALKERB84 (Post 658382)
1. Player A1 inbounds to Player A2 underneath Team B's basket. Player A2 shoots at Team B's basket and scores. I know that the points are awarded to Team B....who gets the credit in Team B's Scorebook for the bucket?

2. Also, if Player A2 in the same situation is fouled while shooting at Team B's Basket, by Player B1. What is the call if she A) Makes the bucket and B) Misses the bucket?

Thanks

1. Someone else will have to answer this one, but I think it's just noted as a team point.
2. Doesn't matter if the basket is made or not, it's a common foul. Free throws will only be shot if the team is in the bonus. The only way this basket could count is if the ball goes through the basket before the foul. Otherwise the ball becomes dead immediately since it's not a "try" as defined in the rules.

slow whistle Thu Feb 04, 2010 10:43am

As far as who gets the credit, who cares? The running score is all that matters to me - usually this is given to the captain.

As to your second question, if the player is fouled in the act of shooting at the wrong basket the ball becomes dead immediately becuase this is not considered a shooting foul. Wave off the basket and give to B at the spot nearest the foul unless B is in the bonus in which case you would shoot the bonus free throws. There has been a casebook play on this very situation although I don't have it handy.

bob jenkins Thu Feb 04, 2010 10:45am

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Originally Posted by slow whistle (Post 658385)
As far as who gets the credit, who cares? The running score is all that matters to me - usually this is given to the captain.


5-2-3 "not credited to a player, but is indicated in a footnote."

slow whistle Thu Feb 04, 2010 10:49am

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Originally Posted by bob jenkins (Post 658387)
5-2-3 "not credited to a player, but is indicated in a footnote."

Thanks Bob - probably a long held misconception, although like I said I never really bothered to care about this one.

Adam Thu Feb 04, 2010 10:51am

Is this even worthy of Mythbusters?
 
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Originally Posted by slow whistle (Post 658385)
As far as who gets the credit, who cares? The running score is all that matters to me - usually this is given to the captain.

I'd never even heard this one. The rumor I heard was it would be credited to the closest offensive player.
As bob points out, though, it's not.

WALKERB84 Thu Feb 04, 2010 10:51am

Slow Whistle, I was wondering from a book keepers viewpoint.

Thanks for the clarification.

slow whistle Thu Feb 04, 2010 10:52am

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Originally Posted by Snaqwells (Post 658384)
1. Someone else will have to answer this one, but I think it's just noted as a team point.
2. Doesn't matter if the basket is made or not, it's a common foul. Free throws will only be shot if the team is in the bonus. The only way this basket could count is if the ball goes through the basket before the foul. Otherwise the ball becomes dead immediately since it's not a "try" as defined in the rules.

Assuming ball goes through the basket before the foul, do we agree that your foul must be technical since you have a dead ball and airborne shooter principle would not apply? Better be a good one!

Adam Thu Feb 04, 2010 10:59am

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Originally Posted by slow whistle (Post 658393)
Assuming ball goes through the basket before the foul, do we agree that your foul must be technical since you have a dead ball and airborne shooter principle would not apply? Better be a good one!

Excellent point.

bbcof83 Thu Feb 04, 2010 11:04am

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Originally Posted by WALKERB84 (Post 658382)
Player A1 inbounds to Player A2 underneath Team B's basket. Player A2 shoots at Team B's basket and scores. I know that the points are awarded to Team B....who gets the credit in Team B's Scorebook for the bucket?

Also, if Player A2 in the same situation is fouled while shooting at Team B's Basket, by Player B1. What is the call if she A) Makes the bucket and B) Misses the bucket?

Thanks

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