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Originally Posted by rockyroad
Why did you add the NCAA-M rule again? The NF rule and the NCAA-W are the same. But you got me...I said the "wording" was the same when I should have said the rules were the same. Good on you.
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I showed all three codes and their language that they are all similar in rules language. But the issue is not language in the rule, the issue is interpretation of how this is applied. And you know darn well that interpretations often drive how we call the game or how a rule is enforced. Now if you cannot see that, then that is why will never agree on this issue.
All three codes addresses two hands on the dribbler. NCAAW says "anytime" the NF says "placing" and NCAAM says "Putting."
All three addresses an "arm bar" and NCAAM addresses the placing of a "forearm."
All three codes address "placing hands" on a dribbler.
I am trying to figure out what is the same about NF that is not the same with NCAAM?
Peace