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Hello Again Yall
I'm struggling to come up with the right answer to this. I had this play tonight, and was wondering what I should do if my situation were just a bit different.
In the actual situation that happened: A1 drives to the hoop and jumps for a finger roll. After he lands from his jump, he plows through B1 who had been there since before A1 jumped. The shot missed, and I called a foul on A1. Let's say though, the shot had gone in. Again, the contact happened after the act of shooting was finished. Would the basket count, and then the foul charged to A1? |
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99% of the time, though, it would not rise to the level of I or F as described so it would be ignored (in the rules sense; although you might still want to address what's going on) |
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Ask yourself (or look it up) -- When does the ball become dead when a try is in the air?
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Once the try is over, of course.
So it would be the same as if there's a foul underneath while a three point shot is in the air, right? I guess I just threw myself off with the whole shooter thing... |
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We can overthink things. |
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You wouldn't believe how many officials in St. Louis would answer 'Yes' to that question.
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Nice Missouri reference. If I had pictures of these officials, Then I could show you. I guess if I did that, then I would not be officiating any more games.
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