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A-1 attempts a three-point goal. The ball rattles the ring and is inside the net when A-5 hits the net. A-5 does not touch the ball.
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B-1 reaches in and fouls dribbler A-1 at the division line. After the whistle, A-1 continues to dribble to the basket and dunks the ball.
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A-1 dribbles to the three point line and jumps to shoot. The ball is knocked loose momentarily by B-1. While still in the air, A-1 recovers the ball and lands.
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Team A is leading 52-51 with 36 seconds left. A-1, who was dribbling the ball, has the ball batted away by B-1. During the scramble for the loose ball, the official thinks he hears a timeout request from Team A’s head coach and sounds his whistle while the ball is still loose. Team A’s coach had not requested a timeout.
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The play described below is provided for your review and discussion. The rulings given are based on NFHS rules. NCAA rulings may be different.
A-1 ends his dribble with his left foot on the floor as he begins to spin toward the basket. A-1 jumps off his left foot, spins in the air and lands on both feet simultaneously.
Is this legal?