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Curious about two issues in the final of the World Championships:
(1) On a late Argentina free throw, players were in the lane long before the ball left the shooters hand -- he made the shot. I thought the Argentina player was in first, but without a replay I'm not sure. Does FIBA wave off a shot for an offensive lane violation, or is it just a rule that applies to misses? (2) A what if: The Argentina players were, I thought, awfully close to picking up a T at the end of regulation. If they had, would the T have been part of OT, or part of regulation? In other words, would they have lost without OT if a T was called and the FT made? thx 
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Mon Sep 09, 2002, 12:46pm
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I thought they were in the lane "early" on makes and misses. I'm not sure what the rule is for FIBA as compared to Fed or NCAA either
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Mon Sep 09, 2002, 03:13pm
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(2) If you pick up a T after the game with the score tied, the OT will start with 2 FT's and a jump. ADR
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Mon Sep 09, 2002, 03:52pm
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That's FIBA
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C'mon, your games don't end with ties. I bet you meant at the end of regulation time.  mick Never give a good guy any slack.
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Tue Sep 10, 2002, 06:29am
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 I'm really really sorry Mr. Mick...
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