Missouri v Florida Shot vs Pass (Video)

[Raymond]

No, that portion of the play is not reviewable.

[APG]

[Zoochy]

So I would like to know... If #3 doesn't get fouled he may have a chance to jump and get to the 'Pass'. But the ball is on the downward flight and has a chance to go in the basket. Goal tending? Or not because it isn't a 'Try'?
Isn't there an interp that describes an Ally-oop from behind the 3-pt arc that enters the basket will be awarded 3 points? If it is a pass, then how could it be awarded 3 points?

[SC Official]

Originally Posted by Zoochy

So I would like to know... If #3 doesn't get fouled he may have a chance to jump and get to the 'Pass'. But the ball is on the downward flight and has a chance to go in the basket. Goal tending? Or not because it isn't a 'Try'?
Isn't there an interp that describes an Ally-oop from behind the 3-pt arc that enters the basket will be awarded 3 points? If it is a pass, then how could it be awarded 3 points?

Goaltending only applies to a try or tap. Whenever a live ball enters the basket, a goal is scored whether or not it was a try or tap. A live ball thrown from behind the arc that enters the basket is three points.

Note that basket interference does NOT apply to only a try or tap.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Zoochy

So I would like to know... If #3 doesn't get fouled he may have a chance to jump and get to the 'Pass'. But the ball is on the downward flight and has a chance to go in the basket. Goal tending? Or not because it isn't a 'Try'?
Isn't there an interp that describes an Ally-oop from behind the 3-pt arc that enters the basket will be awarded 3 points? If it is a pass, then how could it be awarded 3 points?

Good point. If it is a pass, it is a pass. But, the rules/interpretations indicate that we are to aware 3 points. Yet, it doesn't go so far as to declare it a try just because it goes in. So, if a foul were to occur in such a case, it should be treated the same as if a foul occurs as in the video above....dead ball at the time of the foul.

[Hawkeyes]

NFHS rule Rule 5.2.1 deals with the behind the three point arc play.
NFHS rule 6.7.6 says if the ball hits a player on the head at the end of a clock - no score if it enters after the buzzer... I would hate to be trying to determine if it entered before or after a buzzer... Interestingly enough, this rule doesn't seem to at all deal with what happens if the ball enters and time doesn't expire?
Question: Do we wave off a ball that enters the basket by any means other than the hands in H.S.?
And back to the initial issue: If the post player being fouled in the video made contact with that pass and tipped it in, while attempting to gather the ball - would it also be waved off?

[APG]

I think by rule this was probably ruled correctly...

But I also think the rule in this instance is awful.

[HokiePaul]

Originally Posted by Hawkeyes

And back to the initial issue: If the post player being fouled in the video made contact with that pass and tipped it in, while attempting to gather the ball - would it also be waved off?

It would depend on whether the foul occured before or after the tip. It would still be a pass until the point where it was tapped, and a foul would cause the ball to become dead. If the tipped ball was judged to be a try for goal and the foul occured after the try, then the basket would be counted.