5-1-2 "Player control foul after a goal?"

[Freddy]

Re. 5-1-2, "If a player-control foul occurs before or after a goal, the goal is canceled."

In what situation could a player-control foul occur after a goal?

[SNIPERBBB]

Airborne shooter.

[tref]

A1 shoots the floater in the lane...swish
Upon returning to the floor A1 crashes into B1... p/c send it up north!

[SNIPERBBB]

Originally Posted by tref

A1 shoots the floater in the lane...swish
Upon returning to the floor A1 crashes into B1... p/c send it up north!

That would be a pushing foul on A1. Basket counts.

[tref]

Originally Posted by SNIPERBBB

That would be a pushing foul on A1. Basket counts.

Yup, in NCAA-M

[SNIPERBBB]

Originally Posted by tref

Yup, in NCAA-M

Nfhs too once the shooter lands he is just another player on the court.

[tref]

Originally Posted by Freddy

Re. 5-1-2, "If a player-control foul occurs before or after a goal, the goal is canceled."

In what situation could a player-control foul occur after a goal?

Hmmmm did I misread the question or did you

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by SNIPERBBB

That would be a pushing foul on A1. Basket counts.

Originally Posted by tref

Yup, in NCAA-M

Actually, it would be ignored in all codes, unless it was intentional (aka Flagrant 1) or flagrant (2). And, then, it would be a T.

Now, if tref said, "...BEFORE returning to the floor ..." we'd have a PC foul in FED and NCAAW and a common foul in NCAAM

[tref]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Actually, it would be ignored in all codes, unless it was intentional (aka Flagrant 1) or flagrant (2). And, then, it would be a T.

Now, if tref said, "...BEFORE returning to the floor ..." we'd have a PC foul in FED and NCAAW and a common foul in NCAAM

Before/Upon... endline/baseline... player control/offense

[constable]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Actually, it would be ignored in all codes, unless it was intentional (aka Flagrant 1) or flagrant (2). And, then, it would be a T.

Now, if tref said, "...BEFORE returning to the floor ..." we'd have a PC foul in FED and NCAAW and a common foul in NCAAM and FIBA

Fixed it for ya!

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by tref

A1 shoots the floater in the lane...swish
Upon returning to the floor A1 crashes into B1... p/c send it up north!

I knew what you meant....so did everyone else. They should have just pointed out that your exact wording was wrong.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

I knew what you meant....so did everyone else. They should have just pointed out that your exact wording was wrong.

Actually, I have met officials who thought that the rule was (more or less) as he worded it -- that if A1 contacted B1 upon (meaning "immediately after") returning to the floor, it was a PC foul. Different officials have (incorrectly) said the "PC foul period" lasts until both feet are on the floor, or through "continuous motion", or until A1 came to a stop or turned the other direction, ...

[tref]

Originally Posted by Freddy

In what situation could a player-control foul occur after a goal?

Nah have someone read it to you!

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by tref

Nah have someone read it to you!

Your example does not meet the requirements of the OP. So, either you read the question wrong, or you answered incorrectly.

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by tref

Nah have someone read it to you!

You can post it as large as you like, you were still wrong. It's still not a PC foul when an airborne shooter returns to the floor and crashes into a defender.

I don't know what you meant. I just know what YOU posted. I'm only expected to read my wife's mind.

Off to my games, now.