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Jumpers can face any direction they want to, as long as they have both feet in the semi-circle that is farther from their basket.
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Of course it does.
Try 6-4-1
... For any jump ball, each jumper shall have both feet within that half of the center restraining circle which is farther from his/her basket.
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Ooopps
Maybe I misunderstood the question. Chuck's answer is more complete.
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Re: Ooopps
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Good catch, DTTB. And yes, BITS, the "inner circle" is what I was thinking about. Duh. I've fixed it now.
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