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3-pointer Attempt & Simultaneous Foul

gabriel_131

Posted: Jul 20 2004, 12:30 PM

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We have this situation: when player A2 attempts a 3-pointer, after the ball leaves his hands, opponent B1 fouls A1 in the lane and the referee calls it.

What should be the call and for the stats-man: A1 foul received ? A2 3-pointer attempt ? A1 or A2 goes to the line ?

bdenver

Posted: Sep 5 2004, 01:44 PM

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The basket is good: it counts. Now:
1) if the team B is not in the penalty / bonus, team A is given possession of the ball for a throw in;
Stats-man= 3 points made for A2 and Forced Turnover for B2.

2) if the team B is IN the penalty / bonus, A1 goes for the free throw line and not shooter A2;
Stats-man= same stats and game goes on with free throws.

All the terms in this answer are explained widely at The Global Basketball Directory.

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purim_ball

Posted: May 30 2005, 12:45 PM

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The eBA System gives the classification of "Positive", "Negative" and "Neutral" Personal Fouls Made and Received for the NEW eBA Fouls Rating. Which is the classification IN THIS CASE ?

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bdenver

Posted: Jan 1 2006, 06:45 PM

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In some situations, a team could get the basket and the ball ( this is often referred as "double jeopardy" ). The NBA rule avoids this problem:
- if A2's 3-point attempt is good, it counts and A1 shoots one shot.
- if the basket was not good, either Team A gets the ball out of bounds for a throw-in or A1 shoots penalty (2 shots), depending on the number of team fouls in the period.

With reference to the foul type: in all the cases, this is an general example of a "bad" foul. Only in the case of a foul intentionally made on a certain player to send him to the line, may be classified as "good" - in case of missed free-throws -or "neutral".

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