A ten second five second count?

[justacoach]

Originally Posted by tref

No sarcasm coach... I dont like when we do that to the players, period.

Gotcha, my bad for inferring sarcasm on your part..

[zm1283]

I've worked with very experienced partners who get all of the biggest games in my area that make the players stand behind the division line during FTs for a technical. That myth is perpetuated in both the coaching and officiating professions.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by zm1283

I've worked with very experienced partners who get all of the biggest games in my area that make the players stand behind the division line during FTs for a technical. That myth is perpetuated in both the coaching and officiating professions.

Yep, and if you call them on it, they'll either insist they're right or fall back on some sort of game management principal.

[Rooster]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Yep, and if you call them on it, they'll either insist they're right or fall back on some sort of game management principal.

So where are they to go? For the record I did look for it in the book and couldn't find it. I realize that doesn't mean it's not there but...

[tref]

Originally Posted by The Rooster

So where are they to go? For the record I did look for it in the book and couldn't find it. I realize that doesn't mean it's not there but...

Where do the players go on any other FT if they're not in a marked lane space.

Try Rule 8 (I think)

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by tref

Where do the players go on any other FT if they're not in a marked lane space.

Try Rule 8 (I think)

8-1-5 to be specific.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by The Rooster

So where are they to go? For the record I did look for it in the book and couldn't find it. I realize that doesn't mean it's not there but...

As the others alluded to, since you can't find a rule specific to these FTs, the restrictions are the same as for any player who is not on a marked lane space. The only difference is all players are off the lane.

[Rooster]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

As the others alluded to, since you can't find a rule specific to these FTs, the restrictions are the same as for any player who is not on a marked lane space. The only difference is all players are off the lane.

Just so I'm clearly understanding: Behind the three point line extended, right? Thanks for your patience.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by The Rooster

Just so I'm clearly understanding: Behind the three point line, free throw line extended, right? Thanks for your patience.

Corrected for you.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by The Rooster

Just so I'm clearly understanding: Behind the three point line extended, right? Thanks for your patience.

With Badnewsref's correction, yes. Behind the three point line and the FT line extended. And, the restrictions are only in place from the time the shooter gets the ball until the try ends or the ball hits the rim or backboard.