I dont have to rules in front of me to verify, but I dont see where anyone has quoted the rulebook as stating that a ball going into the hoop off of what we consider a pass, to be only two points, no matter where it came from. (Im going from memory here but) In fact doesnt the book state that a ball which enters the hoop from beyond 19-9 is considered three points?
I guess Im confused. By rule, not common sense, why would we not award the three? In this situation I can see myself giving two points only if I am not completely sure the shot/pass came entirely behind the arc. Also, has anyone found a casebook example?
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Thu Apr 20, 2000, 10:46am
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