If a shooter is fouled in the act of shooting (and misses), does that show up in the stats as a missed shot?
I should really already know this, but oh well...
Like a bounced shot?
The Harlem Globetrotters do that all the time. Damn those guys are good. It's no wonder the NBA won't let them in. Chickens.
No. It does count as a FGA if he makes it but not if he misses. Like a tipped ball. If it goes in, it counts as a rebound but it does not it the tip does not go in.If a shooter is fouled in the act of shooting (and misses), does that show up in the stats as a missed shot?
I should really already know this, but oh well...
I think it would have to hit the floor before time expired in order to count rather than just leave his hand. I would think the "shooter" would get creditHere's one I honestly don't know:
If a player throws up a full court shot that falls short but bounces into the hoop, does he get credit for the basket, or does some other player that was closer when the ball bounced get the credit?
When I was a kid, I remember watching their TV specials (80s) and LITERALLY believing they were the greatest players on Earth!
No. It does count as a FGA if he makes it but not if he misses. Like a tipped ball. If it goes in, it counts as a rebound but it does not it the tip does not go in.