NBA weird play- in NFHS?

[APG]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

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The NBA rule is that if the try counts the fouled player (the screener) shoots only 1 FT. I don't know the NBA rule if the try is missed.

If the field goal attempt (try) was missed, A1 (the shooter) would receive two shots.

[justacoach]

Originally Posted by APG

If the field goal attempt (try) was missed, A1 (the shooter) would receive two shots.

APG: Could you expand on the ruling in NBA this year about defender 'pushing' the screener. Is it normal for this to be called by an off ball official?

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by APG

If the field goal attempt (try) was missed, A1 (the shooter) would receive two shots.

I understand their philosophy of having the screener (A2) get 1 shot if A1's shot goes in. But why would A1 get the shots? A1 wasn't fouled? Shouldn't A2 be shooting any shots that are due since A2 was fouled? Is the idea that the foul indirectly disrupted the shooter?