After the basketball enters the net, it is thrown from the bottom of the net. Does it count? Is it the same as football, when the ball crosses the goal line, it scores? Don't say it didn't happen. I m

After the basketball enters the net, it is thrown from the bottom of the net. Does it count? Is it the same as football, when the ball crosses the goal line, it scores? Don't say it didn't happen. I met once. Well, the setting of the basketball net is that you can't get into the ball. At first, the bottom of the net was dead, but later it became so leaky for convenience. You can look at the history of basketball. The rules of basketball are really amazing. Sometimes, like football, the boundary is three-dimensional (the space above the vertical plane of the attacker's body can't be violated when defending), and sometimes it is two-dimensional (whether the ball is out of bounds depends on whether the ball and the player touch the ground outside the sideline). It's really not clear in one sentence.