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Originally Posted by David
Blood on uniform.
NF - timeout required to stay in game.
NCAAW - 20 seconds is allowed to resolve issue before a timeout is required.
Free throw positions and restrictions.
NF - enter lane when the ball hits rim or backboard or clearly misses. [I]Except for the two defenders in the bottom blocks, players may slide to unoccupied spots.[/I]NCAAW - enter lane when the shot is released. Neither offense nor defense can occupy positions designated for the other team.
Granting timeouts.
NF - anytime there is player control.
NCAAW - not allowed when an airborne player’s momentum is carrying her out of bounds or into the backcourt.
Technical foul shooters.
NF - can switch shooters between each shot of a 2-shot technical foul.
NCAAW - the same shooter must shoot both shots.
Throwin location.
NF - after a technical foul that is not a double foul, ball is put in play at the division line opposite the table.
NCAAW - after a flagrant technical foul, ball is put in play at the division line on either side of the court. After an excessive timeout, ball is put in play at point of interruption by the other team (loss of possession).
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Just to clarify...NF F/T rules don't allow opponents to occupy each other's vacant spots. I think R. 8, A. 4. f. may confuse some, but it states "within the limitations in this rule". So that means Player A2 can move to a vacant spot that his team can legally occupy, not into a team B spot.