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| master_ball |
 Posted: Jul 27 2003, 06:14 AM |
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A question= If A1 is dibbling, then has an interrupted dribble, and fouls B1 while trying
to retrieve the ball, would that qualify as a team control foul?
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| kevin_kevin |
| Posted: Aug 15 2003, 05:39 AM |
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What is a "team
control foul"? |
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| d_ferrer |
| Posted: Oct 28 2003, 04:30 AM |
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Team-control foul: When a member of a team in possession of
the ball during a throw-in commits a common foul, that foul is a team-control foul.
Remember, the throw-in begins when the ball is at the disposal of the player entitled to
the throw-in and the official has started his throw-in count.
The throw-in ends when a
passed ball touches or is legally touched by a player in bounds. Any common foul committed
during this period shall be a team-control foul.
 Daniel Ferrero -. ebastats - the Basketball statistics forum
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| trezeguet |
| Posted: Nov 23 2003, 03:52 AM |
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We can't have a PC foul or acknowledge a timeout request because there is no player
control during an interrupted dribble.
We can have a 3 second count because team control still applies.
A "team control foul" -see Ferreros's post - is a college ruling which applies
during an interrupted dribble - just as it applies during a pass, for example.
 Jean Louis Trezeguet - eBA Stats Team - The Basketball Statistics Analysis
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| jjdiaz |
| Posted: Dec 1 2005, 06:52 PM |
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About rule 4-26.9 definitions:
A team-control foul is a common foul that is committed by a member of a team that
has team control or is in possession of the ball during a throw-in.
A player-control foul is an offensive foul that is committed not when a player is
shooting, but just when his team is in control of the ball.
A player-control foul is counted as a team foul for the purpose of reaching the
bonus.
Juan Jose Diaz - ebastats - the Basketball statistics forum
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