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Originally Posted by Camron Rust
Not necessarily.
The rim could be neutral....in fact I think it has to be.
Why?
If the rim were treated the same as the floor inside the 3 point arc, all tries would end when the ball hit the rim and any 3 that wasn't net-only would become a 2 when the ball hit the rim. Of course, that isn't the case. So, I suggest that the rim (and backboard too), while inbounds, is neither in the 2 point area nor the 3 point area.
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This would be an excellent point if we were talking about ball location, but we're not. We're talking about player location.
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