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- Thread starter IndyBoilers2000
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Idk, but I was cracking up when #5 supposedly got fouled out and was still playing. Of course he wasn't actually fouled out, but what would have happened if he was and still playing, and say makes a couple 3's?
I understand what the rule is, it's just a dumb rule in my opinion. If you happen to throw up a shot and make it while you know you are out of control, it shouldn't count.
Actually, I believe the OP is referring to a new 2015 rule where baskets do NOT count if a charging foul is called:
Offense no longer allowed to score on charging fouls
In past seasons, if the ball had been released before contact was made, the basket would count. In 2015-16, though, regardless of whether the ball goes in or not, the points will not count on a charging call.
In last night's game, perhaps the offensive foul wasn't on the shooter himself (and thus not a charge), and was on a different offensive player.
Offense no longer allowed to score on charging fouls
In past seasons, if the ball had been released before contact was made, the basket would count. In 2015-16, though, regardless of whether the ball goes in or not, the points will not count on a charging call.
In last night's game, perhaps the offensive foul wasn't on the shooter himself (and thus not a charge), and was on a different offensive player.
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