Video Request: Indiana at Minnesota

[BillyMac]

Are NCAA rules regarding this situation the same as NFHS rules? In NFHS games, the foul makes the ball dead, not the whistle. Also, in NFHS games, continuous motion would apply because the foul was on the defense.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Are NCAA rules regarding this situation the same as NFHS rules? In NFHS games, the foul makes the ball dead, not the whistle. Also, in NFHS games, continuous motion would apply because the foul was on the defense.

There are no differences in the rules between NCAA and NFHS concerning dead balls and whistles.

And the foul did not make the ball dead. And did you miss my post above?

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

I made this same call in my last college game of the season. In my game I thought the ball-handler was about to make an entry pass and I was surprised when I saw the ball going through the hoop Most definitely a play in which I had been more patient with my whistle.

Unlike the official last night I knew right away that the basket counted.

[johnny d]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

And the foul did not make the ball dead. And did you miss my post above?

you mean the one in which you dislocate your shoulder trying to pat yourself on the back?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

And the foul did not make the ball dead. And did you miss my post above?

I know, due to continuous motion. I meant, in general.