Most bizarre one that I've ever had

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

We meet in the vertical third of the court.....
Anyone have any ideas?

I have an idea that I don't get out enough, because I have no idea where the vertical third of the court is.

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by just another ref

I have an idea that I don't get out enough, because I have no idea where the vertical third of the court is.

Nope. You've got it backwards. The fact that you don't know what the vertical third of the court is proves that you have a life and don't spend all your time on basketball.

I believe you can visualize the vertical third of the court this way. Divide the court in thirds by extending the free throw lane lines from endline to opposite endline. The middle sections (containing both free throw lanes) is the "middle third" of the court.

You probably have to technically widen it slightly for most courts, since the lane is only 12' wide, but I think you get the idea.

[BillyMac]

From Scrapper1: I believe you can visualize the vertical third of the court this way. Divide the court in thirds by extending the free throw lane lines from endline to opposite endline. The middle sections (containing both free throw lanes) is the "middle third" of the court.

On our Board, we refer to these "thirds" as A, B, and C, in no specific order, and use this method to help visualize court coverage and primary coverage areas, as the ball moves from one "third" into another.

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

Nope. You've got it backwards. The fact that you don't know what the vertical third of the court is proves that you have a life and don't spend all your time on basketball.

I believe you can visualize the vertical third of the court this way. Divide the court in thirds by extending the free throw lane lines from endline to opposite endline. The middle sections (containing both free throw lanes) is the "middle third" of the court.

You probably have to technically widen it slightly for most courts, since the lane is only 12' wide, but I think you get the idea.

Now I get the idea that you have divided the court vertically into thirds, but I sorta had that idea already. So which one is "the vertical third?"