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NCAAW Free Throws
I was watching a D3 women's game today and saw that on several occasions the free throw shooters gave almost a jump shot and came down in front of the free throw line with no violation called. I'm not familiar with NCAAW rules but I am guessing that this is not a violation because the restrictions end upon release of the ball. Is this correct?
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Restrictions on the shooter end when the ball hits rim or backboard.
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Thank you. I guess they just chose to not call it - it happened on several occasions and it was quite obvious.
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