Intentional Foul
 

As time expires in the second quarter, A1 attempts a layup... shot was released before horn and a foul is called which is called intentional.

No time is on the clock.

Officials shoot two FTs and second quarter ends upon the completion of the second FT try.

Start of third quarter and the team with the arrow gets the ball.

Everything check out here?

yes

Correct. Penalties do not carry over between periods.

All correct, except that the players should shoot the free throws. The officials can watch, though! :p

Did the foul occur after the buzzer?

Doesn't matter.

Foul then whistle just prior to horn sounding or as time expires.

Am I correct in saying it is ok to shoot FTs with no time on the clock?

Absolutely. Now if it were the end of the game and the FTs would have no bearing on the outcome of the game you would not shoot them but in this scenario, you would .

Let me add something to this. Even if this had not been an intentional foul, you would still shoot FTs (if warranted - shooting foul or bonus situation) after time has expired if the foul occurred prior to time expiring. You would clear the lane just like an intentional or technical leaving only the shooter.

Given the fact that you had an airborne shooter (layup's almost always are) get fouled, the foul could have occurred after the horn and it still would be the right call.

AllPurposeGamer's post should be remembered in ALL situations....you cannot carry the penalty from one period (or half) over to another.

this little thought will "save" you a lot of time spent looking in the rule book and assignor-related phone calls...

Let me work through this one.

I thought that we were supposed to ignore contact during a dead ball unless it's intentional or flagrant. Obviously, if the contact is intentional, we're getting that.

Let's say, though, that the shot goes up, the horn sounds, A1 is fouled (not intentionally or flargrantly), then the shot bounces off the rim and out.

Is the ball still live since there's a shot attempt? And the foul would warrant two shots with the lane cleared?

1) Yes. NFHS rule 6-7-6 EXCEPTION a

2) Yes. NFHS rule 4-19-1NOTE

There is one other exception.