Wheelersburg vs Oak Hill, 1/18/19

[spider2Ybanana]

If you go to Wheelersburg Basketball's Hudl account, they have highlights of each game. There is a video of the block and it seems to be a typical bang bang play. Tough to tell if it hit to board first but a great effort play to say the least. Holden comes from behind the 3 line to get the block.

I haven't seen the clip but the backboard plays no part in a goaltend call. Only the fact that the ball is or isn't in its downward trajectory when the ball is interfered with. Beyond the cylinder infraction.

If the ball hits the backboard first (above rim level), before the defensive player touches it, it is a goaltend. This is not the same as pinning the ball on the glass. As long as the defensive player touches the ball first, pinning the ball on the glass is not a violation.

[Tri-StateYouthSports]

If you go to Wheelersburg Basketball's Hudl account, they have highlights of each game. There is a video of the block and it seems to be a typical bang bang play. Tough to tell if it hit to board first but a great effort play to say the least. Holden comes from behind the 3 line to get the block.

I haven't seen the clip but the backboard plays no part in a goaltend call. Only the fact that the ball is or isn't in its downward trajectory when the ball is interfered with. Beyond the cylinder infraction.

If the ball hits the backboard first, before the defensive player touches it, it is a goaltend.

That is not in the goaltending rule.

Google "most misunderstood basketball rules" and you will find the interfering with the ball after it contacts the backboard version of goaltending.

[clevelandbrowns#1]

Spider,
You are wrong—- the ball can hit the backboard and then be hit. As long as it’s on its way up and not in or on the cylinder.

[spider2Ybanana]

I haven't seen the clip but the backboard plays no part in a goaltend call. Only the fact that the ball is or isn't in its downward trajectory when the ball is interfered with. Beyond the cylinder infraction.

If the ball hits the backboard first, before the defensive player touches it, it is a goaltend.

That is not in the goaltending rule.

http://www.nba.com/analysis/rules_11.html

Rule #11 in the game of basketball-Basketball interference-Goaltending
Secion1-A parts D and E.

Unless the goaltending rule is defined differently depending on the level of play.

[tomcat]

Yes if the ball hits the backboard on its way up or going down it is goaltending. You can pin a ball against the backboard as long as it hasn’t touched the backboard and is on its way up.

[spider2Ybanana]

Spider,
You are wrong—- the ball can hit the backboard and then be hit. As long as it’s on its way up and not in or on the cylinder.

http://www.nba.com/analysis/rules_11.html

Section 1-A part D and E say otherwise.

[JTEK]

Spider,
You are wrong—- the ball can hit the backboard and then be hit. As long as it’s on its way up and not in or on the cylinder.

http://www.nba.com/analysis/rules_11.html

Section 1-A part D and E say otherwise.

It appears after doing a search that ncaa and highschool are different than nba

[Tri-StateYouthSports]

[Tri-StateYouthSports]

NFHS goaltending rule:

[spider2Ybanana]

I stand corrected. I was unaware there were differences depending on level of play.