What an exciting play!

[tjones1]

Originally Posted by bainsey

Free throw? Try? From how far?

Is there a difference?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by tjones1

Is there a difference?

If there are more free throws to follow there is. If the ball is to become dead after the free throw there is.

[jeremy341a]

12 footer from between the elbow and wing

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

If there are more free throws to follow there is. If the ball is to become dead after the free throw there is.

Are you saying that sometimes a free throw isn't a try?

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

Are you saying that sometimes a free throw isn't a try?

No arrow is what he was likely hinting about.

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

No arrow is what he was likely hinting about.

Ok, I can see that. But that's not what tjones was asking.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

Are you saying that sometimes a free throw isn't a try?

If nothing happens after the ball is shot (and ignoring airborne shooter and fouls on shooter issues) then:
1) A try from the field that gets lodged will always go to the arrow.
2) A FT try might not go to the arrow:
a) 1st of 2 FTs
b) FT for a technical or intentional personal or flagrant personal foul

I think that's what he meant. But, yes, a FT is a try.

[BEAREF]

I hope one of the players jumped up and got it down for you

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by jeremy341a

Actually it wasn't that exciting but was the only thing that made the crowd ohh and ahh over in the 50-16 freshman girl's game

Originally Posted by BEAREF

I hope one of the players jumped up and got it down for you

Right!

Ya just gotta go with BLUE here.