Correctable error after half time.

[deecee]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

In which quarter will the points be recorded?

Third, since the second is over.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by deecee

Third, since the second is over.

But the 3rd hasn't started. And the foul for which they are being shot was in the 2nd.

If the situation were at the of the 4th with the score tied and before the ball became live for OT, would they be in OT or the 4th?

I really think this is just one of those areas where you can do either, however. It's not going to make any difference.

[asdf]

2.10.1 B provides for this same CE (not awarded merited free throws) to be attempted as a part of the 4th period. (tie game, if successful, game over)

Therefore, the throws are part of the 2nd period. Shoot the throws at the appropriate basket.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by asdf

2.10.1 B provides for this same CE (not awarded merited free throws) to be attempted as a part of the 4th period. (tie game, if successful, game over)

Therefore, the throws are part of the 2nd period. Shoot the throws at the appropriate basket.

It's actually rather complicated and while that Case Play helps (and I agree that under those circumstances the prior quarter is the appropriate one for the free throws), it isn't the answer for all cases. Let me provide an example.

5-6-2 Exception 3 states that a penalty may carry over to the next quarter in the case of a CE.
Scenario: A1 is fouled while dribbling at the expiration of time in the 3rd quarter. The officials do not notice that it is the 7th team foul. The 4th quarter begins with the AP throw-in to Team A and after six seconds A3 is called for traveling. At this time the scorer alerts the officials to the failure to award FTs to A1.
You can't go back to the 3rd quarter now after playing six seconds of the 4th quarter! So the 1-1 in this specific case would be part of the 4th quarter.

[bob jenkins]

I agree with the "prior quarter, at the prior quarter's basket" answer -- until the subsequent period has started.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

It's actually rather complicated and while that Case Play helps (and I agree that under those circumstances the prior quarter is the appropriate one for the free throws), it isn't the answer for all cases. Let me provide an example.

5-6-2 Exception 3 states that a penalty may carry over to the next quarter in the case of a CE.
Scenario: A1 is fouled while dribbling at the expiration of time in the 3rd quarter. The officials do not notice that it is the 7th team foul. The 4th quarter begins with the AP throw-in to Team A and after six seconds A3 is called for traveling. At this time the scorer alerts the officials to the failure to award FTs to A1.
You can't go back to the 3rd quarter now after playing six seconds of the 4th quarter! So the 1-1 in this specific case would be part of the 4th quarter.

The difference there is that the next quarter has already started with the AP throwin.

[asdf]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

It's actually rather complicated and while that Case Play helps (and I agree that under those circumstances the prior quarter is the appropriate one for the free throws), it isn't the answer for all cases. Let me provide an example.

5-6-2 Exception 3 states that a penalty may carry over to the next quarter in the case of a CE.
Scenario: A1 is fouled while dribbling at the expiration of time in the 3rd quarter. The officials do not notice that it is the 7th team foul. The 4th quarter begins with the AP throw-in to Team A and after six seconds A3 is called for traveling. At this time the scorer alerts the officials to the failure to award FTs to A1.
You can't go back to the 3rd quarter now after playing six seconds of the 4th quarter! So the 1-1 in this specific case would be part of the 4th quarter.

I disagree that either play would be complicated. If we apply 2-10 along with some common sense, we correct the errors and put the ball back into play with ease.

When we over think something like this, it then becomes complicated.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by asdf

I disagree that either play would be complicated. If we apply 2-10 along with some common sense, we correct the errors and put the ball back into play with ease.

When we over think something like this, it then becomes complicated.

So how do you deal with the rule requiring an intermission between quarters?

[asdf]

Thanks for proving my point.

I'll use the common sense side of the argument, correct the error and get the game moving as intended rather than worrying that I ignored a rule about having an intermission "between quarters".