Ball hits rim on throw in

[crosscountry55]

Originally Posted by potato

is there a rule that allows a try before the ball goes inbound?

I'll be nicer.

No, there is not. You can make a throw-in pass toward the basket, but it has to touch a player first. So can you alley-oop off a throw-in? Sure! But if you score directly, lodge the ball, or cause it to come to rest on the flange, it's a throw-in violation.

The initial touching of the throw-in can coincide with basket interference (I believe we had this discussion recently in another thread).

[Adam]

Originally Posted by crosscountry55

I'll be nicer.

No, there is not. You can make a throw-in pass toward the basket, but it has to touch a player first. So can you alley-oop off a throw-in? Sure! But if you score directly, lodge the ball, or cause it to come to rest on the flange, it's a throw-in violation.

The initial touching of the throw-in can coincide with basket interference (I believe we had this discussion recently in another thread).

What's the definition of a try?

[mutantducky]

[La Rikardo]

Originally Posted by mutantducky

Yoda is incorrect. A try is an event that may occur as explicitly defined in NFHS 4-41-2 and NCAA 5-1.1.

[fullor30]

Saw hitting rim situation years ago when I was just starting out in a girls regional final, called by a very established official. Penalized coach had no idea, nor did any fans. I'm proud to say, I knew rule. Call was a game changer too.

[potato]

i'm asking if the rules allows a try directly from an inbounding. not whether i enters the rim or not.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by potato

I'm asking if the rules allows a try directly from an inbounding. not whether i enters the rim or not.

Goaltending can't be called on a throwin, thus, no try.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by potato

i'm asking if the rules allows a try directly from an inbounding. not whether i enters the rim or not.

Do you have a rule book (serious question)? See 5-1-1 (FED)

[deecee]

Originally Posted by potato

i'm asking if the rules allows a try directly from an inbounding. not whether i enters the rim or not.

think about the question you just asked. now find a rule book online somewhere and get the definition of try and what constitutes a legal throw in. I also can say there is no where in the rulebook that mind reading is taught.

[La Rikardo]

Originally Posted by potato

i'm asking if the rules allows a try directly from an inbounding. not whether i enters the rim or not.

Check out the definition of a try in 4-41-2 and the definition of a goal in 5-1-1 and you tell me.