In the Lakers vs. Kings game, Lebron just got fouled on a play right at the halftime buzzer.

They ruled a foul at 0.2 seconds left on the clock, as he was going up. He missed the shot attempt AND the ball was still in his hands when the clock expired.

However, if he made it, would it count as an and-1? (Despite the clock expiring)

Chronologically it was:

Possession -> foul at 0.2 seconds remaining -> clock expiration (with ball in his hands still) -> shot attempt

Maybe it’s a dumb fucking question because I’m high right now. But… aren’t all and-1 plays essentially dead-ball possessions (with the dead-ball in effect the moment the foul is determined). Therefore, does it matter if there is or is not any time left on the clock? It’s a dead ball regardless, right? So in the above scenario, does a hypothetical made continuation basket, after the foul call, and after the expiration of the shot clock, count?

  • blatant_shill@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    It wasn’t an and-1. It looks like the play-by-play showed it as a shooting foul. Though, I swear they deemed it a common foul and that the Kings were in the penalty. He shot two free-throws, but missed one