Inbounding under the other basket, down 2, 0.6 sec left. What do you do?

[WTSooner]

But it happens all the time and is no called.

Not to that extent. If somebody goes to the ground, there is usually a foul called.

Great play call. It works in two ways. To get the foul and FT's. Or to free up the passer to get off a better pass. I know it's an odd situation, but it's a play that the Youngstown staff should have warned their players about. Stuff like that is what makes basketball (and really, all sports) fun.

Edit: And yes, it's a play I've seen run before.

 

[deejay1]

That has been around forever. Most refs will not make that call.

Teams use it a lot of times to get the guy off the ball for a clear view to pass it in.

The first time I saw this run successfully was in 1970 and Ted Owens ran it at the end of a game for a big win at Kansas.

 

[campbest]

Im aware of that. He didn't set it up that time, not sure why... BUT I assure you it came from that same "set"

Not sure what your beef is lately, but you wear me out with pointing out flaws. You life suck that bad? I don't make this $hit up so I look cool or smart... Just trying to add to the story a little.

Not trying to wear anyone out. That was the large criticism of Pitino during that game, not having anyone guard the in-bounder which allowed Thomas Hill to get an accurate throw down the court. It's why you rarely don't see a defender on the ball anymore.