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Now it’s your turn. In the comments below, add any comments or questions, but also any processes that have helped to on these plays. If you have any questions about what I've covered today then ask me in the YouTube comments, or 00:00 Introduction 01:00 Question 1 07:00 Question 2 12:00 Wrap-up Special thanks to our Show Supporters: EVAN CLARK DAVID YORK JOHN FOLENA   GRIFFIN THURSTON ▽ Let’s connect! ➞ Website https://abetterofficial.com/contact ➞ Twitter   / betterofficials   ➞ FaceBook   / betterofficials   ➞ Email [email protected] OTHER VIDEO PLAYLISTS: • 2-Person High School Mechanics http://bit.ly/YT-2p • Wired officials videos http://bit.ly/wiredrefs • You Make the Call http://bit.ly/YT-YMTC • 3-person High School Mechanics videos http://bit.ly/yt-3p • 5 Minutes on Officiating http://bit.ly/YT-FMOO • Full Game Videos http://bit.ly/YT-FullGames As always, keep working hard and let's get better together. https://abetterofficial.com --------------------------------- Note: This video is archival in nature. Rules, interpretations, mechanics, philosophies and other information may or may not be correct for the current year. Transcript: Greetings everyone we're back in the studio with another episode of Basketball Rules Expert, the show where we lift National Federation of high school rules off the printed page, breathe life into them provide clarity and simplicity and give them back to you in a form you could take with you on to the basketball court where it's most important. Greetings everybody my name is Greg Austin with abetterofficial.com. I’ve been officiating for over a decade and I'm a Basketball Rules Expert. This show is all about helping you on your journey to becoming a Basketball Rules Expert, as well. Before we get started on the show today. We've got to thank our show supporters Van Clark, David York, John Falena and Griffin Thurston, much appreciated. Much love. If you want to be a supporter of the show, you can always buy us a coffee. There's a link in the show notes below. Today we're going to draw questions from the question deck. We're going to look for answers to the questions, but also, what are the underlying rules that provide that answer, what are the underlying definitions that can help build our understanding of the rules, but also any fundamental concepts about rules that we can take from them. So we have a better breadth of understanding of National Federation of high school basketball rules. Alright, let's get started today with our first question. Question with Team A leading by six points. Which of the following is or are true, when at the end of the fourth period, be one is fouled on a successful try and the timer is unable to stop the clock before time expires after the foul. with the ball still in the air. B1's goal is awarded no free throws shot, B1 is awarded to free throws. B1 is awarded one free throw. B1's goal is canceled. A couple of important points here. So, we have Team A ahead by six points. Time is winding down, just before the horn. The team B player releases a try and his foul, the horn sounds. The clock shows zero. The horn has sounded. The ball is in flight and the ball goes in the basket. Cutting the lead, let's say it was a two point try cutting the lead to four points with zero on the clock. What happens next. We obviously are going to count the goal. It was released prior to the horn. It happens so close to the end of the period that the clock operator was not able to stop the clock and time and time expired, a couple of important points. So, what about the free throw that player is entitled to a free throw. Will that free throw be shot? Let's look at rule 5-6-2. And there's an exception (#3) in the rule that explains exactly how to handle this situation, and it's an important exception to understand for National Federation of high school basketball rules. If a foul occurs so near the expiration of time that the timer cannot get the clock stopped before time expires, or after time expires. But, while the ball is in flight during a Trier tap for field goal, the quarter or extra period ends when the free throws and all related activity have been completed, no penalty or part of the penalty carries over from one quarter or extra period to the next. Except when a correctable error as in 2-10 is rectified no free throws must be attempted after time has expired for the fourth quarter or any extra period, unless the points would affect the outcome of the game. So that's a super important concept to understand. We will never shoot free throws, after the expiration of time, unless those free throws could affect the outcome of the game.