A little comedic relief

[26 Year Gap]

I have had a lot of putts come to rest on the edge of the cup. I get an extra stroke, but that isn't what I wanted. In this case, it is like a missed putt as far as scoring is concerned. But the shooter cannot "Re-Putt".

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

But the shooter cannot "Re-Putt".

Can he buy a mulligan?

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by grunewar

Can he buy a mulligan?

Only if the other team fouls him again.

[jTheUmp]

Never happened to me when I'm officiating, but it did happen to my schools BV team back in my high school days.

I don't remember how they got the ball down, because none of the players on either team could jump high enough to touch it. Probably ended up using a practice ball to knock it off its perch.

[Scrapper1]

Just ask if anybody can get it down. When they do, it's basket interference. Administer the next free throw.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

Just ask if anybody can get it down. When they do, it's basket interference. Administer the next free throw.

Only if the defense does it. If the offense does it, it'll be a lane violation first.

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Only if the defense does it. If the offense does it, it'll be a lane violation first.

Not if it's already sitting on the rim, right?

[Amesman]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

Just ask if anybody can get it down. When they do, it's basket interference. Administer the next free throw.

Then wouldn't you have T-time under 10-9-3? (Presuming it's a defender, of course.)

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by Amesman

Then wouldn't you have T-time under 10-9-3? (Presuming it's a defender, of course.)

Nope. Read the rule again carefully. What's the T for? Did that happen in our scenario? Why or why not?