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Originally Posted by JetMetFan
Please refer to the visual aid 
In NCAAW if the backcourt throw-in spot opposite the new T is anywhere from the first cone to the end of the arrow (i.e., inside the three-point arc), we step into the area between the lane lines, bounce the ball, then step back...even if there's defensive pressure.
If the throw-in spot is where the second cone is - outside the three-point arc - we balance the floor.
Having done it, it's not so bad. If there's no pressure there's really no need to be over there. If there is, the C stays in the backcourt to help. |
All good, but he said the "lead" was bouncing the ball to the thrower....and the "lead" in that diagram is about 70 feet away.
