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Oldham County 54 Simon Kenton 51

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An "and 1" can be called even if the player has stopped dribbling and takes one more step. If A1 picks up the ball while going towards a shot , gets fouled, takes one more step in what would have been his normal shooting motion then it's an "and 1."

 

Picking it up and taking TWO steps would not. Two steps would be a travel.

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Picking it up and taking TWO steps would not. Two steps would be a travel.

 

Not if they called the foul first!

Not if they called the foul first!

 

It still wouldn't be continuation. It was an awful call, plain and simple.

Not if they called the foul first!
It's not the NBA, Clyde and PutMEIn are 100% correct!
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I agree. When I first sat down I texted someone to see what size of school that SK was and was astonished to know it was a 6 A school. Hard to believe with that kind of crowd. It was a hard fought game on both sides. OC got in foul trouble in the first half as 4 of the starters were on the bench toward the end of the 2nd quarter. They came out on an 8-0 run to start the 3rd but SK battled back. I really like the big guy, Junior, from SK. He came off the bench and played very well.

 

I wish I could have gone but getting home after 11 pm on a work night isn't to appealing. Plus we have the radio broadcast and the option of listening to Colonel Mike over the web.

Not if they called the foul first!

 

Correct.

But it would not e an And 1 :)

 

Correct.

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