offensive foul
 

Pardon an intruder, but just a question you probably have covered somewhere before.
What I remember from way back as a BB ref, is that only player control fouls were exempt from shooting FT. I think I saw play where an offensive foul was called (I saw moving screen, not sure that was the call); not player control, but no FT even though team in bonus. :confused:

What is the correct rule for NCAA and NFHS?

No FTs for offensive fouls (player & team control).

It's a relatively new change, Cecil.

It's been a recent change. I actually remember the change happening while I was playing in high school.

All team control foul result in no free throws being shot. Team control is established by a player holding or dribbling a live ball inbounds. In college, there's also team control during a throw-in while in high school there isn't. Team control ends when the ball becomes dead, or the team not in control of the ball gains control of it.

Missed one.

Shot attempt.:)

And when the ball's in flight during a try.

Yup ^ I like the fact that in NCAA-M we can score the basket if it was already released & go with the push on the crash.

Also team control when ball is live and being passed between teammates.

Stated much more accurately, APG, but that's what I was trying to say.

NO team control while ball is in flight on try. Team control ends on any shot.

That's already been established. :p

Yes but did you know that team control ends when a ball is in flight on a try?

I've heard rumors.

OK, I thought it was a simple Q, didn't know it automatically would transcend to a team control topic. ;) :)