Dunk, then PC Crash - Basket Good?

[johnny d]

In NCAA-M it would be highly unlikely, not impossible, but highly unlikely that the defender could have established LGP in this situation. Most often, this is going to be a secondary defender and probably inside the RA.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by johnny d

In NCAA-M it would be highly unlikely, not impossible, but highly unlikely that the defender could have established LGP in this situation. Most often, this is going to be a secondary defender and probably inside the RA.

Not sure that it's highly unlikely if a big post player has managed to shove his defender under the basket without getting a foul called.

[johnny d]

Originally Posted by Adam

Not sure that it's highly unlikely if a big post player has managed to shove his defender under the basket without getting a foul called.

Really, you see this play happen often? Maybe you should stop watching old tapes of LSU from the Shaq era.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by johnny d

Really, you see this play happen often? Maybe you should stop watching old tapes of LSU from the Shaq era.

Nah, I didn't realize we were talking about real life frequency. In that case, the entire play is highly unlikely.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Adam

Nah, I didn't realize we were talking about real life frequency. In that case, the entire play is highly unlikely.

What exactly is unlikely? A foul involving a player after the ball is dead (e.g.e dunked the ball)? If so, I don't think it is really that unlikely. A late defender trying to still contest the dunk might not make contact until after the ball is through. It may be close, but due to the way rules are written, we don't really care. The foul is charged and penalized the same until the shooter lands.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

What exactly is unlikely? A foul involving a player after the ball is dead (e.g.e dunked the ball)? If so, I don't think it is really that unlikely. A late defender trying to still contest the dunk might not make contact until after the ball is through. It may be close, but due to the way rules are written, we don't really care. The foul is charged and penalized the same until the shooter lands.

The PC version, regardless of the restricted area.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Adam

The PC version, regardless of the restricted area.

Yeah, probably not likely to have a PC after the ball is through the hoop.