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Originally Posted by BktBallRef
Don't really care what the NCAA considers. The NFHS rules addresses the issue.
Again, kneel on both knees. Now, get up without lifting a knee.
I'm done.
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As Bob noted, a Case Book play with the player securing position of the ball with both knees touching the floor, may be helpful.
That the NCAA apparently recognizes that, is only to be noted as evidence that the two starting positions can be considered as divergent.
My exhaustive explanation of the generally accepted differences of "kneeling - whether on one or both knees - and standing - whether on one or both feet" addresses your second point.