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[APG]

NCAA and NBA...you're going to see that, more often then not, called a foul and judged to be no shot and on the pass off. Heck, NCAA even added a signal to indicate no shot due to a pass off.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by APG

NCAA and NBA...you're going to see that, more often then not, called a foul and judged to be no shot and on the pass off. Heck, NCAA even added a signal to indicate no shot due to a pass off.

You beat me to that statement.

Peace

[just another ref]

Yep, and NCAA and NBA have the little restricted area under the basket thingie, and those have nothing to do with this thread, either.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by just another ref

Yep, and NCAA and NBA have the little restricted area under the basket thingie, and those have nothing to do with this thread, either.

Well the RA is not a factor in this play and would not change what happens if a player is fouled and passes the ball because the RA is at play. And if NCAA and NBA are not a factor, then why do we watch plays from those levels?

Peace

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by just another ref

Yep, and NCAA and NBA have the little restricted area under the basket thingie, and those have nothing to do with this thread, either.

I work games where RA arcs are enforced and so do quite a few of our posters. Why is what the NCAA does not applicable to this thread?

[just another ref]

Steady guys, just making a little joke. The point was, the OP was clearly made with NFHS rules in mind. Not sure what the differences might be with regard to the actual rule about this, but whether they're different or not,
"Because the NCAA does is this way" is clearly not significant in this discussion.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by just another ref

Steady guys, just making a little joke. The point was, the OP was clearly made with NFHS rules in mind. Not sure what the differences might be with regard to the actual rule about this, but whether they're different or not,
"Because the NCAA does is this way" is clearly not significant in this discussion.

It's how it's done in my HS games as well as how it's done in my college games.

[APG]

Originally Posted by just another ref

Yep, and NCAA and NBA have the little restricted area under the basket thingie, and those have nothing to do with this thread, either.

Except someone brought up an example of this situation happening in an NCAA game and brought it up as an example of someone agreeing with your POV. NCAA and the NBA handle this situation very similarly...right down to the mechanic indicated for a pass off.

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by APG

Except someone brought up an example of this situation happening in an NCAA game and brought it up as an example of someone agreeing with your POV. NCAA and the NBA handle this situation very similarly...right down to the mechanic indicated for a pass off.

Well, that's different then.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by APG

NCAA and NBA...you're going to see that, more often then not, called a foul and judged to be no shot and on the pass off. Heck, NCAA even added a signal to indicate no shot due to a pass off.

And a lot of those times, the offensive player has already started shifting to the pass because they see the contact coming, not after the contact, and that makes a difference.

[APG]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

And a lot of those times, the offensive player has already started shifting to the pass because they see the contact coming, not after the contact, and that makes a difference.

Not in the games I watch...especially for an NBA game.