Push off on inbounds

MelbRef

Player A1 inbounding.
Player A2 pushes off defender to get open.
Team B in the bonus.

What's the call?

Raymond

MelbRef wrote
Player A1 inbounding.
Player A2 pushes off defender to get open.
Team B in the bonus.

What's the call?

Why do you ask? What is confusing you about this play?

MelbRef

BadNewsRef wrote
Why do you ask? What is confusing you about this play?

Just drawing a blank, and wondering if new team control on inbounds rule comes into play.

APG

Well do you think there's team control on a throw-in under the new rule now? If so, what's your call?

BillyMac

Any possibility of an intentional personal foul here?

APG

BillyMac wrote
Any possibility of an intentional personal foul here?

What makes you think this is an intentional foul?

Nevadaref

BillyMac wrote
Any possibility of an intentional personal foul here?

Sure, there is the possibility. It would be the same possibility as any live ball pushing foul being ajudged as intentional. 😉

BillyMac

AllPurposeGamer wrote
What makes you think this is an intentional foul?

I don't. I just wanted to check with the esteemed members of the Forum to see if it's always true that free throws are never taken when a team that is in control fouls. On this specific play, if the foul was deemed to be an intentional personal foul, would we shoot two free throws?

just another ref

BillyMac wrote
I don't. I just wanted to check with the esteemed members of the Forum to see if it's always true that free throws are never taken when a team that is in control fouls. On this specific play, if the foul was deemed to be an intentional personal foul, would we shoot two free throws?

Of course. A team control foul is a common foul, which is neither flagrant nor intentional.

BillyMac

BillyMac wrote
I just wanted to check with the esteemed members of the Forum to see if it's always true that free throws are never taken when a team that is in control fouls. On this specific play, if the foul was deemed to be an intentional personal foul, would we shoot two free throws?

just another ref wrote
Of course. A team control foul is a common foul, which is neither flagrant nor intentional.

Didn't you read my post? I stated that I wanted to hear from esteemed Forum members?

APG

BillyMac wrote
I don't. I just wanted to check with the esteemed members of the Forum to see if it's always true that free throws are never taken when a team that is in control fouls. On this specific play, if the foul was deemed to be an intentional personal foul, would we shoot two free throws?

You've been here long enough to know the answer to that. It's just like any other situation where a player commits an intentional foul which just happens to occur while his/her team is in control of the ball.

JRutledge

AllPurposeGamer wrote
You've been here long enough to know the answer to that. It's just like any other situation where a player commits an intentional foul which just happens to occur while his/her team is in control of the ball.

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And he has been refereeing long enough too. 😉

Peace

BillyMac

AllPurposeGamer wrote
You've been here long enough to know the answer to that.

JRutledge wrote
And he has been refereeing long enough too.

Hey. Somebody's got to play the devil's advocate on this Forum to keep everbody on their toes.

Raymond

BillyMac wrote
Hey. Somebody's got to play the devil's advocate on this Forum to keep everbody on their toes.

No need for a Devil's Advocate. Everyone knows the answers to both the OP and to the wrinkle you added.