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Wed Feb 28, 2018, 09:02am

Scrapper1

Lighten up, Francis.

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Originally Posted by Player989random

And why widen the free-throw lane? They trying to create a lower defensive block?

1) IMHO, there SHOULD be a lower defensive block. This provides some guidance for when the RA does or does not apply. The Men's rule about not considering the RA for plays involving a rebound and quick drive isn't very good as it stands (again, IMHO).

2) You don't need to widen the lane to create the LDB.

3) NCAA-W already use the LDB.

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