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Originally Posted by Brad
She did pull up and slap the backboard. She did not just hang there and wait until her momentum allowed her to drop down.
By rule, I'd say it has to be a T.
Not saying that I really agree with the rule though ... and in this case if the officials had called it that's ALL that we would be reading about right now!
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What rule is that? The rule says that a player cannot grab the rim excessively, it does not say anything about what that specifically means. But by practice a player that is going hard to the basket is going to be allowed on some level to hang as if they let go at the wrong time they could be off balance. It does not say hanging on the rim is illegal, just talks about when it is excessive it is a T which is up for some judgment and interpretation of the NCAA and official what that actually means. Now I am sure NCAA Women's has very little ruling on this as they almost never see this, but this is not a play I have seen referenced as a T on the Men's side.
Peace