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Originally posted by mick
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Originally posted by bob jenkins
NCAA Women: Same as above, but the space below the block is left vacant -- move all "requirements" up (closer to he thrower) a space. Also, spots are "designated" for defensive and offensive players -- if a spot is vacant, an opponent can't occupy the space.
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bob,
Could it be that only three Women defenders are allowed on the lane, rather than the 4 allowed by Men?
mick
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From the 2004 NCAA Rule Book:
Art. 5. (Women) A maximum of six players (four opponents of the free-thrower and two teammates of the free-thrower) shall be permitted on the lane. All other players shall be behind the free-throw line extended and behind the three-point field-goal line.
a. The two lane spaces closest to the end line shall remain open.
b. The first space on each side of the lane that is closer to the free-throw line after the block is designated for an opponent of the free-throw-er. The next lane space on each side of the lane is designated for a teammate of the free-thrower. The next available space on each side of the lane is designated for an opponent of the free-thrower.
c. Teammates of the free-thrower shall not occupy lane spaces desig-nated for opponents of the free-thrower; opponents of the free-thrower shall not occupy lane spaces designated for teammates of the free-thrower.