randymoss1881
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KJ McDaniels, ladies and gentlemen. Wow.
I mean, that play was as practical as any to do that. What else was he gonna do?That was a nasty play, but is there a PRACTICAL reason for giving yourself an oop?
Because you have a wide open lane to the hoop but picked up your dribble?That was a nasty play, but is there a PRACTICAL reason for giving yourself an oop?
Because you have a wide open lane to the hoop but picked up your dribble?
From a Q&A from 2009 with Bernie Fryer:Ah. I sees it now. So, for THAT to be called a shot, it doesn't have to hit the rim, but in order to reset the 24-second clock, it DOES have to hit the rim? Why the discrepancy in the rule?
So one can pass to yourself without it being considered a shot, I guess that's why. I'd also argue that it'd be too easy to reset a shot clock indefiitely if you could reset it just by hitting the backboard.Are you allowed to throw the ball off the backboard, grab your own rebound and dunk it without landing? -- Blaise Bernie's answer: Yes. Under the traveling rule, a player who attempts a shot or pass may not be the first to touch the ball unless it touches the backboard, rim or another player. Therefore, a player can intentionally pass the ball to himself off the backboard or rim.