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Weird Stuff
A "weird stuff you've seen" thread is showing up on my state's fanboy site. Here are some highlights:
*"It is technically by rule a violation to dribble the ball over the foul line on a foul shot. But it is never called." (I believe this is false. I believe it's only a violation when a shooter's foot breaks the plane. Confirm/reject?) *"JV girls game this year an official called disconcertion during a free throw on the home crowd because they were hollering during the free throw. This happened on 2 successive shots before anyone knew what was going on and the official pointed at the crowd. Everyone involved initially thought it was just a lane violation." (Never have I heard of this.) *"During a travel team game just today the opposing coach hollered for a time-out after my free throw shooter already had the ball and was into his routine. Shooter missed, violation was called and he received another shot as a result. First time I have ever saw that one happen in a game." (I can see disconcertion here, though not sure whether I would call it. Anyone?) *"I saw a ref in a middle school game call a double dribble on a free throw shooter! Beat that!" (I can't.)
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1st situation: There's no violation here
2nd: Doesn't shock me that an official would try to pull that stunt in a JV game 3rd: No problem with this being penalized. 4th: Middle school games mean middle school refs a lot of the time...that's all that needs to be said here.
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One more...
*"(A-1) player goes up for a rebound, tips the ball in, whistle blows... Good basket, foul called on the player who got the tip-in ... and free throws on the other end because both teams were at double-bonus." Hmm... assuming the foul took place before the ball went in, shouldn't this be a PC? Isn't a tip the same thing as a release?
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For NCAA Women or NFHS this is a PC foul and no goal, even if the foul occurs after the ball has passed through the basket. See the exception for a dead-ball foul by an airborne shooter. |
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Neither the dribble nor traveling rule operates during the jump ball, throw-in or free throw. |
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Wait, we may have a winner...
*"At my son's middle school game last year....I saw an official smoking a butt in between the first and second quarter, at half and between the second and third quarter....he had the door open...lol....it was hysterical!"
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True, but most likely any contact after the tapper returns to the floor would be occurring during the dead ball period immediately following the made goal, and thus would be ignored and not a foul by rule.
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What would have been hysterical is if he was booted out. Smoking on school grounds is a prohibited offense down here.
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