intentional fouls
 

player A makes a basket while being intentionally fouled...by highschool rules whut is the correct sequence following the intentional foul....score the 2 points and shoot how many freethrows??? 1, 2, or 3 plus possesion at the spot of the foul>

There must be a case book play or interp for this situation? Have you tried looking for the answer?

Case book play 4.19.3 Situation A

+ rule 10 PENALTIES: (Rule 10 Summary) #4.

From the typing, I'd guess that the OP is a player, not an official.

The basket counts, if made. ALL intentional fouls result in the award of 2 free throws plus the ball at the OOB spot nearest the foul. The only exception is a missed 3-point shot: that gets 3 free throws. Very easy, and the rule has already been cited.

All intentional fouls save a MISSED 3 point shot.

Of course. Fixed. :cool:

mbyron,
Weird computer problem on my end? Your second to last sentence doesn't show on your last post
"The only exception is a missed 3-point shot: that gets 3 free throws." but when I quote your post to add a comment, its in your post as plain as day.

Ahh, I see your edit, must have been in transition, no rotation!

Had an intentional foul on a good layup last year. Counted the points and gave two free throws.

Before administering the ball, coach and players wanted a third FT, because the basket was good.

I went to a day clinic for new officials with a D2 clinician who insisted it was always two shots, even on a missed three. Kind of a weird rule for a college guy to mess up on.

Before they added the 3rd FT on a fouled 3 pt attempt that missed, it probably was like that. Rare to see, so he probably answered on the fly.

...showing my age...
 

Way back when they added the 3-point shot, the questions about how many free throws for a foul on a missed 3-point attempt, how many shots on a successful 3-point attempt, how many shots on an intentional foul on a successful 3-point attempt, how many shots on an unsuccessful 3-point attempt, etc. all had to be clarified during the first year, and in the book the second year. Because it wasn't in the book to award 3 shots on a missed 3-point attempt, there were instances in games where the strategy was to go ahead and foul the shooter - so the most he/she could score would be 2 via the free throws. It made for some interesting moments during games.