Injured Player / Try

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by HawkeyeCubP

I'd offer that the try being released completes the play. Again, because B could get the rebound. If you let it go until the try was released by A, it seems unfair to take away a 2-pass fast break scoring opportunity by B if the injured A player is well out of the way of the impending fast break.

The NCAA doesn't define when the play is over in regards to a shot attempt. I am pretty confident how my supervisors want it handled, and that would not include killing the play after the try is released.

B getting the rebound before the play is killed is better for B than A getting the ball from the AP arrow.

[HawkeyeCubP]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

The NCAA doesn't define when the play is over in regards to a shot attempt. I am pretty confident how my supervisors want it handled, and that would not include killing the play after the try is released.

B getting the rebound before the play is killed is better for B than A getting the ball from the AP arrow.

I see the logic there, too. Fair enough.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

The NCAA doesn't define when the play is over in regards to a shot attempt. I am pretty confident how my supervisors want it handled, and that would not include killing the play after the try is released.

B getting the rebound before the play is killed is better for B than A getting the ball from the AP arrow.

What if the arrow is pointing to B?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

What if the arrow is pointing to B?

I never kill the play when the try is released, so it don't consider that.

As I said originally, I do it the same in HS and college. And that way is:

Offense stops attacking--kill the play.

Shot goes up--wait for rebound, foul, violation, or successful try--kill the play.

[bob jenkins]

Maybe JetMetFan can ask his soon-to-be-rules editor (or whatever the title will be).

Note that I haven't taken a position on this.

[Camron Rust]

I just might wait until the ball is rebounded/made to decide if the player is injured or not.