Flagrant foul during the shot

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by GtuddaC

] If you dont want to call it "rewarding the offending team", you are ATLEAST penalizing the offended team for being in the act of shooting when the intentional foul was committed.

If the shot is made, then the team gets the basket, plus two shots, plus the ball. That seems like a significant enough penalty.

Also, under the rule as you say it is, the offending teams shot attempt should be waved off regardless of make/miss. They should only get the 2 technical fouls shots and the ball.

I'm confused. I thought we were talking about (intentional) personal fouls. What "technical fouls shots" are there?

[GtuddaC]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

If the shot is made, then the team gets the basket, plus two shots, plus the ball. That seems like a significant enough penalty.



I'm confused. I thought we were talking about (intentional) personal fouls. What "technical fouls shots" are there?

The shot was not made.

And i apologize for the incorrect language. "intentional foul shots"....is that better?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by GtuddaC

The shot was not made.

So: Common foul: Two shots and either a rebound or the defense gets the ball. Intentional: Two shots and the offense gets the ball. Still seems like enough of a penalty.

And i apologize for the incorrect language. "intentional foul shots"....is that better?

Yes. Thanks

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by GtuddaC

The shot was not made.

And i apologize for the incorrect language. "intentional foul shots"....is that better?

Only slightly: 'foul shot' is not in the rule book.

[jargo9]

[QUOTE=bob jenkins;660096]If the shot is made, then the team gets the basket, plus two shots, plus the ball. That seems like a significant enough penalty.


And if he misses he only gets two shots and the ball? I keep hearing this and it just sounds more bacwards and weird everytime.

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by jargo9

And if he misses he only gets two shots and the ball? I keep hearing this and it just sounds more bacwards and weird everytime.

The biggest difference between an intentional foul and a 'regular' foul is that the offended team retains possession after the free throws.

Note the part in red above. That's the additional penalty for intentionally fouling a player. It matters not what the player is doing when he is fouled (except in the one instance in which he is attempting a three point try) - he gets two shots for that action.