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Originally Posted by BktBallRef
The 5 second rule allows the thrower 5 seconds to release the ball. The FEEBLE rule does not allow him to do that.[/LEFT]
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This is the difference I have experienced after having to officiate under both sets of rules. NCAA allows almost the full 5 seconds to inbounds the ball, that is release the ball. FIBA only gives the inbounder a maximum of 4 seconds before the ball is released and then it needs to be touched by a player inbounds. All FIBA does is speeds up the continuous play portion of the game. My preference is the NCAA way.
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