December 30, 201411 yr #25 Reminder: There is NEVER basket interference when a defender slaps the backboard and the ball is on the rim. Always hear parents screaming for a technical on that one.
December 30, 201411 yr Always hear parents screaming for a technical on that one. Can be a T. Depends on it was a legit attempt to block a shot. Just never a BI.
December 30, 201411 yr I love how BirdBrain posts this list and then leaves Clyde high and dry to explain every rule more thoroughly. :lol:
December 30, 201411 yr Clyde has better words than me ! :dancingpa Or maybe he knows the rules better?! :sssh:
January 1, 201511 yr #25 Reminder: There is NEVER basket interference when a defender slaps the backboard and the ball is on the rim. I wish that one would change. In many gyms, the basket moves much more from a backboard slap than it does from grabbing the net clearly interfering with the shot. Seldom is a tech called even if there is no chance that the shot can be blocked. I feel a tech is overkill anyway for an intentional slap. Awarding 2 points seems logical, but I seem to always be in the minority on this one so I doubt it changes.
January 1, 201511 yr Author I wish that one would change. In many gyms, the basket moves much more from a backboard slap than it does from grabbing the net clearly interfering with the shot. Seldom is a tech called even if there is no chance that the shot can be blocked. I feel a tech is overkill anyway for an intentional slap. Awarding 2 points seems logical, but I seem to always be in the minority on this one so I doubt it changes. I wouldn't necessarily disagree with you on this one. Many more times than not, the high school defender that slaps the backboard has a limited chance at blocking the shot. I usually chalk it up to a defender getting beat and slapping more out of frustration. Don't see it changing.
January 5, 201511 yr 25 Misunderstood Rules in High School Basketball 4. “Reaching” is not a foul. There must be contact and the player with the ball must have been placed at a disadvantage. Comment: See Comment #1 8. A “kicked” ball must be intentional, and contact must be any part of the leg. Comment: MUST be intentional. We miss this too many times at the lower levels. . 1. The whole "disadvantage" this is subjective. If you reach with contact and I pick up my dribble, then I am at a disadvantage. IF the reach with contact caused me to travel or commit an offensive foul, then I am at a disadvantage. 2. Is there any such thing as an Offensive Kick?
January 5, 201511 yr A kick is a kick regardless of the kicker being on O or D. Can an offensive player dribble off his own foot, but not the defenders? Is one off the defender while deliberate or not considered a kick?
January 5, 201511 yr Can an offensive player dribble off his own foot' date=' but not the defenders? Is one off the defender while deliberate or not considered a kick?[/quote'] Dribbling off the foot is not a violation. I am struggling to picture a defender sticking his foot out to stop a dribble.
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