Dunk gets caught between net and ring

Multiple Sports

There is a video going around of a game at Rutgers - Camden ( D3 school ) where a guy goes to dunk the ball and the ball gets caught in the net and wraps around the ring. After a few seconds the defensive player jumps up knocks the ball out of the net. The points are counted and the defensive player inbounds the ball with no whistle from anybody....

What do you got ????

bballref3966

Ball is touched while it is in the net? Basket interference.

Multiple Sports

How much time do you wait before you blow your whistle and kill the play...seems like a good five seconds and ball isn't going anywhere....

bob jenkins

The ball "remained in" the basket so score the points. I'd blow a whistle and then have the defender get the ball and administer a throw-in.

Freddy

bob jenkins wrote
The ball "remained in" the basket so score the points. I'd blow a whistle and then have the defender get the ball and administer a throw-in.

See 5-1-1.

BillyMac

bob jenkins wrote
The ball "remained in" the basket so score the points. I'd blow a whistle and then have the defender get the ball and administer a throw-in.

5-1-1: A goal is made when a live ball enters the basket from above and
remains in or passes through.

Mark Padgett

I had a driveway game once in which a drunk, not a dunk, got caught between the net and ring. He then fell to the ground so I called a ground rule double and also unintentional grounding. His penalty was having to share all his remaining vodka with the other team's captain.

OK - I'll get back on my meds now. 😮

Sharpshooternes

Where is the video?

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Camron Rust

bballref3966 wrote
Ball is touched while it is in the net? Basket interference.

The ball was dead since, when it became stuck in the net, it was considered made. So, the defender just touched a dead ball....nothing.

Of course, either way team A gets 2 points and team B gets the ball anywhere along the endline.

bballref3966

Camron Rust wrote
The ball was dead since, when it became stuck in the net, it was considered made. So, the defender just touched a dead ball....nothing.

Of course, either way team A gets 2 points and team B gets the ball anywhere along the endline.

Ah, I missed the "remains in" phrase in 5-1-1.

Gutierrez7

mark padgett wrote
i had a driveway game once in which a drunk, not a dunk, got caught between the net and ring. He then fell to the ground so i called a ground rule double and also unintentional grounding. His penalty was having to share all his remaining vodka with the other team's captain.

Ok - i'll get back on my meds now. :o

now thats funny!