block/charge/no call considerations

[tref]

Originally Posted by APG

In a perfect world, I would hope so.

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[Adam]

Originally Posted by tref

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Don't make me take this negative.

[SmokeEater]

In NFHS, once the ball leaves the shooters hand does that eliminate control (Player and team)?

I'm just wondering as this is the case in FIBA, and the post would then be a call as a common foul on offence for a push. If basket goes it would count.

[tref]

Originally Posted by SmokeEater

In NFHS, once the ball leaves the shooters hand does that eliminate control (Player and team)?

I'm just wondering as this is the case in FIBA, and the post would then be a call as a common foul on offence for a push. If basket goes it would count.

No & no, but those are the principles in NCAA-M.

[PG_Ref]

Originally Posted by SmokeEater

In NFHS, once the ball leaves the shooters hand does that eliminate control (Player and team)?

I'm just wondering as this is the case in FIBA, and the post would then be a call as a common foul on offence for a push. If basket goes it would count.

Once the ball leaves the shooter's hand(s), correct, there is no longer control. If the shooter crshes into the defender before returning to the floor, it is a player control foul on the airborne shooter and no basket. if the shooter lands first, and then crashes into the defender, then it's a charging foul and the basket counts if it goes in.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by SmokeEater

In NFHS, once the ball leaves the shooters hand does that eliminate control (Player and team)?

Yes & Yes.

It's still a PC foul, however.