King for a day

[Juulie Downs]

Brace yourselves, I know this is rare....

... I agree with Camron. All rules and mechanics the same for NFHS, NCAA, men, women, boys and girls. Including 3-whistle for all HS-JV and above.

Barring that, I think we should go back to jumping every single held ball, and then make girls Fr and below running clock to avoid the 3 hour games.

[biggravy]

If we go back to jumping all the time, games will be much, much longer.

[Kelvin green]

My thoughts
- Fix the team control definition so it is a team control foul on an inbounds throw in
- Teams cant call time out after a made basket
- Stop clock after made basket in last minute
- Advance the ball after a time out to mid court in the last two minutes.
- Have shot clock and rop all the five second counts

[APG]

Originally Posted by Kelvin green

My thoughts
- Fix the team control definition so it is a team control foul on an inbounds throw in
- Teams cant call time out after a made basket
- Stop clock after made basket in last minute
- Advance the ball after a time out to mid court in the last two minutes.
- Have shot clock and rop all the five second counts

I'd be a fan of all of these. I might also add I'd take away the ability to substitute after the last made free throw unless it was for a intentional/flagrant foul or a technical foul.

[Cobra]

Originally Posted by Juulie Downs

All rules and mechanics the same for NFHS, NCAA, men, women, boys and girls. Including 3-whistle for all HS-JV and above.

So the 9th grade girls B team's games should have the same rules as a D-I men's college game?

NCAA-M (maybe women) should get rid of alternating possession throw ins. Playing 2 halves requires only 2 jump balls opposed to 4 with quarters and with the number of held balls at that level wasting time setting up for a jump ball would not me a major issue.

[Back In The Saddle]

Originally Posted by Cobra

So the 9th grade girls B team's games should have the same rules as a D-I men's college game?

Aside from the shot clock, the rules aren't all that different. A much bigger difference than the rules is the size and strength of the older players and thus how advantage/disadvantage is applied. So yeah, same rules for freshman girls and D-1 men.