Larks A1 fouls B1 near the division line. At the same time, B2 fouls A2 near the end line. Double Foul Go to the Arrow. A has it Where does A inbound the ball? NF please Larks VIT
Jurassic Referee Originally posted by Larks A1 fouls B1 near the division line. At the same time, B2 fouls A2 near the end line. Double Foul Go to the Arrow. A has it Where does A inbound the ball? NF please Larks VIT A inbounds the ball at the OOB spot closest to Team B's foul. Check out http://www.nfhs.org/sports/basketball_interp.htmThis one's in there. You're welcome. [Edited by Jurassic Referee on Dec 4th, 2002 at 11:06 AM]
BktBallRef Originally posted by Larks A1 fouls B1 near the division line. At the same time, B2 fouls A2 near the end line. Double Foul Go to the Arrow. A has it Where does A inbound the ball? NF please This isn't a double foul. These are simultaneous fouls. A double foul occurs when two opponents foul each other at approximately the same time.
Larks Originally posted by BktBallRef Originally posted by Larks A1 fouls B1 near the division line. At the same time, B2 fouls A2 near the end line. Double Foul Go to the Arrow. A has it Where does A inbound the ball? NF please This isn't a double foul. These are simultaneous fouls. A double foul occurs when two opponents foul each other at approximately the same time. My mistake. This is a simult foul. What would be the ruling in college?
ChuckElias Originally posted by Larks My mistake. This is a simult foul. What would be the ruling in college? Same as Fed. A gets the ball at the spot nearest to B's foul. In your case, that's the endline. If there's team control at the time of the fouls, then no reset of the shot clock (NCAA 2-13-7e) Chuck
JugglingReferee Thanks, BL, I didn't know this one. Mike Originally posted by Jurassic Referee Originally posted by Larks A1 fouls B1 near the division line. At the same time, B2 fouls A2 near the end line. Double Foul Go to the Arrow. A has it Where does A inbound the ball? NF please Larks VIT A inbounds the ball at the OOB spot closest to Team B's foul. Check out http://www.nfhs.org/sports/basketball_interp.htmThis one's in there. You're welcome. [Edited by Jurassic Referee on Dec 4th, 2002 at 11:06 AM]