All_Heart From 2022 Men's Basketball Rules Survey: Widen the lane to 16 feet. No longer permit a defensive player to establish legal guarding position in the lane by having two feet on the floor for the purpose of taking a charge. The defensive player would be required to have both feet off the floor and to attempt to block the shot. Disqualify a player on the player’s fourth foul in any single period or a total of six in a game. Eliminate the warning for flopping before assessing a Class B technical foul. In the last two minutes of the second period or of any overtime period, allow instant replay review of potential shot-clock violations when the shot is unsuccessful. (It is already permissible for successful goals.) Allow the use of all numbers from 0 to 99 on uniforms. Further reduce free throws when both teams commit fouls and free throws are equal. You are supposed to vote either 1) Support 2) Oppose 3) No Opinion
BillyMac All_Heart wroteNo longer permit a defensive player to establish legal guarding position in the lane by having two feet on the floor for the purpose of taking a charge. The defensive player would be required to have both feet off the floor and to attempt to block the shot. From my high school perspective, makes a sometimes difficult block/charge call more complex and even more difficult.
Raymond All_Heart wroteFrom 2022 Men's Basketball Rules Survey: ... [*]No longer permit a defensive player to establish legal guarding position in the lane by having two feet on the floor for the purpose of taking a charge. The defensive player would be required to have both feet off the floor and to attempt to block the shot. ... You are supposed to vote either 1) Support 2) Oppose 3) No Opinion I'm assuming this is only for defending airborne players.
BillyMac All_Heart wroteDisqualify a player on the player’s fourth foul in any single period or a total of six in a game. From my high school perspective, a possible bookkeeping nightmare.
BillyMac All_Heart wroteAllow the use of all numbers from 0 to 99 on uniforms. From my high school perspective, take off one's shoes and socks to signal fouls? Go back to two separate numeral signals, but with two hands?