Dead Ball Foul by the Offense

[sjhoops]

While A1 has the ball in hand out of bounds for a throw in, A2 sets an illegal screen and is called for a foul on B1. Both teams are in the bonus. Does B1 shoot 1+1 because the ball is not live or is the team control rule applied and Team administers the throw in at the place the foul occured?

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by sjhoops

While A1 has the ball in hand out of bounds for a throw in, A2 sets an illegal screen and is called for a foul on B1. Both teams are in the bonus. Does B1 shoot 1+1 because the ball is not live or is the team control rule applied and Team administers the throw in at the place the foul occured?

In HS there is no team control on a throw-in. B shoots.

[APG]

Originally Posted by sjhoops

While A1 has the ball in hand out of bounds for a throw in, A2 sets an illegal screen and is called for a foul on B1. Both teams are in the bonus. Does B1 shoot 1+1 because the ball is not live or is the team control rule applied and Team administers the throw in at the place the foul occured?

The ball is live when it is at the disposal of the thrower, so in this situation you have a live ball. Team B would shoot free throws if in the bonus because there is no team control during a throw-in (NFHS rules).

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by sjhoops

While A1 has the ball in hand out of bounds for a throw in, A2 sets an illegal screen and is called for a foul on B1. Both teams are in the bonus. Does B1 shoot 1+1 because the ball is not live or is the team control rule applied and Team administers the throw in at the place the foul occured?

And if A1 was awarded the TI due to the APA, A doesn't lose the AP after the foul is flagged.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by sjhoops

While A1 has the ball in hand out of bounds for a throw in, A2 sets an illegal screen and is called for a foul on B1. Both teams are in the bonus. Does B1 shoot 1+1 because the ball is not live or is the team control rule applied and Team administers the throw in at the place the foul occured?

1. the ball is live.
2. There is no team control on a throw-in.
3. Shoot the shots (assuming you're in the bonus).

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

And if A1 was awarded the TI due to the APA, A doesn't lose the AP after the foul is flagged.

You use flags up there for basketball games?

[Nevadaref]

BTW welcome back to the OP. His previous post on the forum was FIVE YEARS ago!

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by sjhoops

While A1 has the ball in hand out of bounds for a throw in, A2 sets an illegal screen and is called for a foul on B1. Both teams are in the bonus. Does B1 shoot 1+1 because the ball is not live or is the team control rule applied and Team administers the throw in at the place the foul occured?

College or high school?

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by sjhoops

While A1 has the ball in hand out of bounds for a throw in, A2 sets an illegal screen and is called for a foul on B1. Both teams are in the bonus. Does B1 shoot 1+1 because the ball is not live or is the team control rule applied and Team administers the throw in at the place the foul occured?

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

College or high school?

The ball is not dead during the throw-in at either level.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

The ball is not dead during the throw-in at either level.

Since that was already addressed, I ignored that portion of the post.

With sj in his username possible he was discussing a play from the St. John's game.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Since that was already addressed, I ignored that portion of the post.

Just yanking your chain.

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

With sj in his username possible he was discussing a play from the St. John's game.

Interesting...my first thought on sj was San Jose.
I guess it depends upon your point of view.

You are back in Virginia, and I'm out here.

Although I have to believe that your thought on this one is likely accurate given that St. John's just played in the opening round of the Big East tourney yesterday and that is when he posted.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

With sj in his username possible he was discussing a play from the St. John's game.

I thought it meant he was a Jesuit.

[ref3808]

Originally Posted by mbyron

I thought it meant he was a Jesuit.

A little Catholic humor today. Good.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Just yanking your chain.

Interesting...my first thought on sj was San Jose.
...

Being from Northern California I can attest San Jose and hoops never occur in the same sentence.

Did have a very good friend who went to San Jose St (when the late Ricky Berry was playing) and then transferred to St. Mary's for his last 2 years.