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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
While you make a nice argument logically, there is nothing that says that the official can't penalize this player who is yet beyond the arc.
That is exactly why I think that we will see an A.R. from the NCAA on this in next year's book.
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You're still nucking futs and you still do not understand the rule as written.
There are exactly 2 places a non-shooter may stand during the free throw, from the beginning to the time when he is released by rule. Those 2 places are in a marked lane space or outside the 3 pt line/FT line extended. This is all nicely spelled out in the rules. Also nicely spelled out in the rules is exactly when a player is released from that position. To claim there's confusion, lack of clarity or inconsistency due to how you choose to interpret the word 'remain' is simple minded at best. Under your interpretation (which you already agreed is incorrect btw) a player can legally stand and remain within the 3 pt line/FT line extended as long as he's not in a marked lane space and he takes that position prior to the FT beginning. Again, it's a simple minded & foolish interpretation. In fact, why not also include an AR that states a player is not permitted to run and get a bag of popcorn during the FT?
So go get yourself a nice cool glass of water and join the rest of us here back on planet earth.