Backcourt/Throw-In Spot

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I know more about quantum physics than I know about college basketball officiating, but wasn't there a conflict with the NCAA backcourt (step on but not over the division line) guideline about the inbound location? Wasn't the college throwin spot on the division line?

NCAA Men's: the throw is at the division line with a full reset to 30 seconds if the backcourt violation is a result of stepping on the division line.

If the back court violation occurs in the defense's front court, throw-in is at one of the four spots with the shot clock set at 20 seconds.


You cannot just say "college/NCAA rules". The Men's side and the Women's side have different rule sets.





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[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Raymond

You cannot just say "college/NCAA rules". The Men's side and the Women's side have different rule sets.

As I stated, I know more about quantum physics than I know about college basketball officiating, and that isn't very much.

Note: The only reason I know about Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle is because in the television show Breaking Bad, Walter White (Bryan Cranston) chooses the name Heisenberg as his drug-world moniker. As a chemist, he would be well aware of the famous physicist Werner Heisenberg, the founder of the principle. As someone with two-plus college degrees in science, thirty years as a science teacher, and thirteen years as a chemist, physics is the area of science that I'm weakest in. As far as I'm concerned, a "physic" is something one takes to prevent constipation.