I don't know about basketball, but it pertains to rules about deception in football.
I don't know about basketball, but it pertains to rules about deception in football.
"Call me crazy, but I want to buy the Dallas Cowboys end zone and have the star right at the foot of my bed. That way when I score, I can spike the ball right on the star!" -Woody Paige, Around the Horn 10.9.08
Just wondering what the actual rule is conserning deception
Like I said above, I am not sure of the exact basketball rule, but for football you will find it listed under Rule 9, Section 6, Article 4 partaining to Illegal Participation. Initial C & D states:
It is illegal participation
C: to use a player, replaced player or substitute in a substitution or pretended substitution to deceive opponents at or immediately before the snap or free kick.
D: for a player to b3e lying on the ground to deceive opponents at or immediately before the snap or free kick.
"Call me crazy, but I want to buy the Dallas Cowboys end zone and have the star right at the foot of my bed. That way when I score, I can spike the ball right on the star!" -Woody Paige, Around the Horn 10.9.08
Thanks I was wondering how it was worded in order to allow reverses and that kind of thing
So it's not legal in basketball to do that play anymore?
I know a late game situation where if we're down 2 and have only 1 FT late in the game, the coach can start yelling to distract everyone while the player rifles the ball off the rim. The coach yells hoping to grab the attention of the opposing team lining up for the FT. Would that not be legal?
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So it's not legal in basketball to do that play anymore?
I know a late game situation where if we're down 2 and have only 1 FT late in the game, the coach can start yelling to distract everyone while the player rifles the ball off the rim. The coach yells hoping to grab the attention of the opposing team lining up for the FT. Would that not be legal?
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Could be consider an unsporting foul Rule 10.3.7
On a freethrow, it is a violation by Rule 9.1.5. No player shall disconcert a free thrower. Barking or yelling during a free throw is exactly that. Not to mention poor sportsmanship.
What is the Verabge for 10.3.7 ?
Well technically, the way its described, you wouldn't be distracted the person attempting the free throws, you would be attempting to distract everybody else ...
What we've got here is failure to communicate. Some men you just can't reach, so you get what we had here last week which is the way he wants it. Well, he gets it.
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