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Probably. I think he's asking
Probably. I think he's asking because in the video the ball bounces, hits the floor, and then goes in the basket afterwards.
Sidenote: Fuck full court/half court shots. They've fucked us twice in the last couple years between Evan Turner and Ben Brust (and i think the 3 from Wisconsin a couple years ago to beat us at home was pretty deep too). Can't remember the last time Michigan benefitted from a highly improbable shot.
Those are 3 of my worst
Those are 3 of my worst memories in basketball. The 3 Wisconsin scored a few years ago wasn't very deep but it was an ugly shot. We forced the ball away from Wisconsin's top scorer then one of their poor 3 point shooters banked it in on a rushed shot.
Both times...
no defender on the man inbounding the ball...just saying!
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Good point. If you consider
Good point. If you consider both sports, we have been awfully lucky on jump-ball pass receptions in the last two years in football.
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Yeah, football we've gotten
Yeah, football we've gotten some lucky breaks which makes things like the South Carolina ending easier to swallow (the Notre Dame loss wasn't horrendous either just because I know we won in such dramatic fashion the 3 previous years).
Basketball though.....I mean if there is any justice in the world we will be down 2 points to Sparty tonight with 3 seconds left and someone like Max Bielfeldt will make a full court shot at the buzzer.
the ball bounces before it
the ball bounces before it goes in..my guess it is a two because it hit the floor within the three point line.
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The reason they were asking,
The reason they were asking, since you can't see it, is because the ball is thrown as far as the young lady can heave it, it bounces about 8' from the basket, and on the bounce goes in the basket.
It would still be a three, I believe.
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Ah gotcha thanks!
Thanks to you and the other posters above that enlightened me about the video, I now can't wait to watch it when I get home from work. This sounds like something incredible.
I thought maybe the OP didn't know if HS basketball had a 3 line or something, my mistake on misunderstanding.
Based on what you've described, I think it does still count as a three, unless it was touched by someone else on the bounce.
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Wow, what a bizarre shot. I'm
Wow, what a bizarre shot. I'm not 100% sure about this, but isn't the distinction where the feet of the shooter are when he/she jumps or shoots the ball? In this case it's clearly still a 3. Although it's not everyday you see the ball bounce into the basket under any conditions.
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I heard Kim Jong il once made 50/50 full court shots.
At least that's what NK says.
NK apparently swept all the
NK apparently swept all the Gold medals at the Olympics too...news to me but that is impressive.
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loose ball tip-in
It's treated the same as a loose ball own-goal tip-in, awarding two points to the player closest to the ball where it hits the ground.
This should be a two.
This should be a two. Section 73, Article 4: "A try shall end when the throw is successful, when it is certain the throw is unsuccessful, when the thrown ball touches the floor or when the ball becomes dead.
"A try shall end"
I'm assuming that "try" means "three point try," but this could be interpreted as a waived bucket too.
USA Today had a brief item on
USA Today had a brief item on this and said it counted for 2 based on a response they got from a rules expert over twitter:
@usatodayhss From our basketball rules editor: The shot counts as two points, credited to the shooter. Never seen that outside of "HORSE"
— NFHS (@NFHS_Org) February 11, 2013
Not sure how accurate this eHow item is, but it also says it's a 2-pointer but that the points shouidn't go to the shooter:
If a player makes a shot after bouncing it off the ground and into the hoop, the player who was closest to it when it bounced off the ground would be awarded two points as the ball would be considered a loose ball after it left the bouncer's hands and the rule would revert to the rules of scoring in loose ball situations, just as when a player scores on his own team.
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Cool shot.
But why did she chuck that up with like 8 seconds left?
This has nothing to do with Michigan football.
And why after the shot was
And why after the shot was made did the other team just stand there for about 5 seconds before putting the ball in play instead of pushing it back down the court?
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I had no idea you could
I had no idea you could bounce balls into the basket for points. I would have assumed it would not count since it hit the floor. Learn something new everyday . . .
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Why did she shoot it?
Just to be contrarian (after a pretty amazing play I have never seen before): Why did she shoot a full court shot when she did? Based on what happens after the play and the time of the video, there were like 6 or 7 seconds left when she shot it. The other team is able to inboound the ball, dribble it up and set up a play at the 3 point line.
i might be speaking for myself here but..
If I knew I could throw the ball down the court and it would bounce in the net, I'd be doing it regardless of how much time is left... what they failed to do however is steal the pass folling the bucket and put up another shot... the ultimate 2-4-1
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I was trying to figure it out
I was trying to figure it out myself. She must have lost track of time.
IIRC, chanuncey bounced one
IIRC, chanuncey bounced one in for the pistons but it wasn't from full court.
I understand that it counts as 2 points
but would it count as 1 shot attempt or 2 shot attempts. So in other words is her shooting percentage 100% or 50%?
I could be missing something
I could be missing something here but two questions.....
If it is a pass.......Who is she passing to?
If it is a shot.......Why is she shooting a full court shot?
I guess the obvious reason would be that it is girl's basketball???
If you listen at the
If you listen at the beginning you can hear fans counting down to zero. The shooter probably figured she only had a couple seconds after the fake buzzer before time actually expired.
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It is not that impressive and the level of play seems low. That was not a shot and I am not sure you can even call it a pass. No one is in the vicinity of the pass and there was no need to put up a shot attempt (buzzer beater). I have no idea what this girl was thinking.
It is cool and neat, but that is about all.
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We had a guy make a full
We had a guy make a full court shot on us in high school. Funny thing about it is that happened midway through the first half and was a complete accident. He was trying to pass it to someone on a break away under the hoop and accidentally made it.
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It seems fairly clear what happened.
The fans were counting down the shot clock on the other team. This girl got confused and thought time was running out - when she got the ball she heaved it. Just a teenaged kid making a mistake, but having it pay off. I'm sure it's happened to all of us in different venues.
full court shot?
i guess wisconsin will be recruiting her then
On Top Of That Shot...
I didn't see the final of this game mentioned yet, but I believe this girl's team won 30-22, if I remember this morning's story, so on top of making what may very well be a once-in-a-lifetime shot, she helped them win. That will end up being a pretty cool memory of a pretty cool shot.
Sadly, the closest I've come to seeing that is someone kicking a ball in frustration and accidentally making it from about 3/4 court. Impressive, if a violation.
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2 pointer.
Not sure if anyone's mentioned this, but the shot should be treated like a loose ball and the points awarded to the closest offensive player. However, I have zero proof to present to backup my opinion.
video at my office because youtube feeds are blocked, but in general, aren't all long distance shots outside the 3 point line 3 pointers? they do have the 3 line in HS girls basketball.
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