I ref mainly 8th grade ball, NFHS rules, 80-100 games a year. I do a little bit of high school when opportunity presents. I don't follow much college ball, nor do I know NCAA rules.
I was watching Wake Forest/Cinncinnati today, and I noticed that when they line up for free throws, B1 and B2 on the baseline are all over the block. Not only are they all over the block, but they are actually leaning on guys in the next lane space. What is up with that? Is that another rule that I have to ignore to advance to the next level, or is the NCAA rule different? How's a guy supposed to know what to call and what not to call? Anyone that can shed some light on this, I'd appreciate it! |
Different Rule.
NCAA Men's Rules are different. The players can stand on the block.
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I've seen a couple of times recently where there were no offensive players lined up along the free-throw lane, but four defensive players. Yet the defensive players did not slide down to the second spots. Was this just coincidence, or can the defense not occupy those spots in NCAA mens?
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Had the original question asked about NCAAW, I would have given a different answer. |
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Ok, I gotcha...you were talking about the second original post...now I see why I was confused...still, I didn't know the men could move down, which was why I asked my third original question...whew...this is getting too complicated...
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If I'm not mistaken, in NCAAW, there is no low block. All players move up one space.
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Anybody have a comment on the rest of the original post - the part about guys leaning into each other before the free throw is shot? Is that nothing or is it something?
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