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Originally Posted by JRutledge
Well then there has to be more examples given if they want everyone on the same page. Otherwise we are going to have different interpretations of this rule. Because as a Men's college official, this situation has never been referenced as a foul that I can tell. And I have looked at every bulletin Adams has put out and never have I seen any such standard and the NCAA Men's Rules are practically the same as the NCAA Women's Rule. And on the Men's side, they emphasize heavily RSBQ in their video training and bulletins.
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They are still emphasizing RSBQ on the hands-off "absolutes"??? So why would a hot-stove touch ever be a foul?
I really just would like someone to explain the distance between touches aspect...
First touch at halfcourt line and second touch at head of key = foul???
First touch 2 feet before halfcourt line and second touch at head of key = no foul?
What is the distance that should be traveled between touches?