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Did the ball...
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Common foul on defender = 3 shots for shooter with lane cleared. Technical foul on shooter (intentional after whistle) = 2 shots and ball for defense. |
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Also, if it's all part of the same action, I'm going with a double foul. You may choose differently, but I don't think we can rule anything out. |
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So, a foul after the try could be handled separately IMO. without seeing the play, it is hard to say for sure, but as said above, not 100% clear to rule anything out. |
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False Double foul. Doesn't matter if the ball goes in or not. Second foul by A1 was a player control and caused ball to become dead. Wipe the basket anyway! A1 gets 3 throws, with lane space cleared; because the ball goes to POI and is awarded to Team B. |
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POI depends on whether the basket goes in. If it does, B gets the ball for an end line throw in. If it does not go in, you go to the arrow at the spot nearest the double foul. 10-6 penalty 1c, "No free throws: for double personal or technical fouls (point of interruption). |
I'm sorry - this is a false double foul (4-11; 4-19-6; 4-19-9)
I stand corrected - good catch. |
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I don't think this is all that clear cut, though, so I know a few are going to get a different answer. |
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"Returned to the floor" is open to interpretation isn't it? What if a player shoots a set shot (not leaving the floor at all)?
If "airborne shooter" really only applied to literally being in the air - most girls below the collegiate level wouldn't get many FT's for "jump shots" on that dreaded illegal block-out. Unless we are forced to go to a monitor in high school - that foul by the shooter seems to create the very confusing false double foul: Live ball, fouls by both teams, before the clock is started following the first. |
Ball Released, No Longer In Act Of Shooting ...
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