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Old Thu Mar 08, 2012, 04:37pm
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Which restricted area is it?

Lines on the court may have caused this one.

4:35 left in OT, Georgetown/Cincinnati. If he's outside the NCAA restricted area, this probably should've been a PC foul. Which lines are the right lines? I assume the 3-point line and the restricted areas are the same color.

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Old Thu Mar 08, 2012, 04:38pm
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Correct Rich, the NCAA restricted arc is the smaller one.
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Old Thu Mar 08, 2012, 04:40pm
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Inside line is the one for the NCAA...........

Outside line is the paid league (NBA)........whoops isn't Syracuse and Conn in this tourney...... that was my attempt at humor, however I will never attempt to be a funny as Billy Mac
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The bigger one is the NBA arc. Not much different than the 3 point line.

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Old Thu Mar 08, 2012, 04:44pm
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The bigger one is the NBA arc. Not much different than the 3 point line.

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The call was a block. It would've been a block in the NBA -- it was missed in this game, though.
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Old Fri Mar 09, 2012, 09:20am
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The call was a block. It would've been a block in the NBA -- it was missed in this game, though.
I saw this too. At first I thought it was a good call but then on the replay I saw what you saw and noticed he was outside the NCAA arc and inside the NBA arc. It was a good sell on the call even though it was wrong.
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