tapped into wrong basket

[Adam]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

If the "tap" was when the try had not ended, then I see nothing wrong with counting the basket as long as the try was still in flight. B touching the ball itself does not necessarily end the try.

Peace

Doesn't matter.

Originally Posted by DenverRef

Yes the ball goes through before the horn sounds-
Where in the IAABO rulebook does it cover this?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Doesn't matter.

It could if the try had ended and B touching the ball was not associated with the try. No different than the ball hitting the floor and the ball bouncing up in the air and going in the hole after the horn has gone off.

Peace

[Toren]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

It could if the try had ended and B touching the ball was not associated with the try. No different than the ball hitting the floor and the ball bouncing up in the air and going in the hole after the horn has gone off.

Peace

It is different because the basketball entered the basket before the horn went off.

So the tap by B1 was not a try attempt, but it doesn't matter, because the ball entered the basket, then the horn sounds. So yes, the points are awarded.

[Toren]

Originally Posted by DenverRef

Can you guys help - I keep looking for this and cant find it in the rule book.

B leads A 60-59 in the 4th quarter. A1's try hits the backboard and before the horn sounds B1 taps the ball into A's basket.

Does the basket count?

Did you guys get it right?

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by DenverRef

Can you guys help - I keep looking for this and cant find it in the rule book.

B leads A 60-59 in the 4th quarter. A1's try hits the backboard and before the horn sounds B1 taps the ball into A's basket.

Does the basket count?

Does anyone see a possibility of goaltending?

[PG_Ref]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

Does anyone see a possibility of goaltending?

Goaltending involves a try or tap ... at a team's own basket.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

Does anyone see a possibility of goaltending?

In college maybe. But hitting the backboard does not mean much of anything in NF Rules. And even in college the ball must be completely above the rim to be a consideration of being a goal tending violation.

Peace

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

Does anyone see a possibility of goaltending?

It seems everybody over thinks sitches, forget buzzer part of question as tap happened before buzzer. I wouldn't think of goaltending as the requirements for goaltending were not mentioned in OP, or you're just adding food for thought?

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by fullor30

It seems everybody over thinks sitches, forget buzzer part of question as tap happened before buzzer. I wouldn't think of goaltending as the requirements for goaltending were not mentioned in OP, or you're just adding food for thought?

When I read the OP, I pictured a shot or layout and the hits the backboard, and then is coming down towards the basket. Then B hits the ball and it goes into the basket - either before or after the horn sounds.

[SNIPERBBB]

Originally Posted by fullor30

It seems everybody over thinks sitches, forget buzzer part of question as tap happened before buzzer. I wouldn't think of goaltending as the requirements for goaltending were not mentioned in OP, or you're just adding food for thought?

While gt isn't possible, BI does not require there be a try or tap.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by SNIPERBBB

While gt isn't possible, BI does not require there be a try or tap.

Both are possible in the OP -- there's not enough info given to determine whether either occured, and the timing (as opposed to GT / BI) seemed to be the point of the question.

[APG]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

What?

Why not?

Originally Posted by fullor30

huh??

A prime example of when one reads a question to fast.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by DenverRef

Can you guys help - I keep looking for this and cant find it in the rule book.

B leads A 60-59 in the 4th quarter. A1's try hits the backboard and before the horn sounds B1 taps the ball into A's basket.

Does the basket count?

What is your basis in thinking the basket might not count?