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Old Thu Sep 03, 2026, 12:45am
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NCAA On-Court Logos

NCAA Question: The court graphic in the picture shows commercial/nonprofit logos placed on the court between the attack line and end line on each side of the court. This logo placement is legal since the logos do not interfere with any court markings.

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[B]Rule 1.2.2.4 Commercial or Nonprofit Logos—A maximum of two commercial or nonprofit logos shall be permitted on the playing court and must conform to the following standards:
a. The logo(s) shall fit into a box that is not larger than 3 meters by 3 meters (10 feet by 10 feet), with no more than one logo on each half of the playing court;
b. This box shall be located between the attack line and end line and must not interfere with any required court markings or boundary lines;

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Based on the scale court diagram above, the Taco Bell logo appears to be a 20' x 5' logo. I answered that the Taco Bell logo is not legal, because is obviously over 10' wide. This was deemed incorrect. Huh?

The only way that 20' logo fits in a 10' x 10' box is if it's still folded before being placed on the floor!
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