NCAA Definition
#48) During a timeout or before any extra period, the bench area has different dimensions than it does during other times in the game.
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I'd like to believe its true since the bench area extends to the nearer lane line on TOs & they certainly cant be on the court during live play.
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and, what happened to SWMOZebra's post? |
Books in the car :(
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the answer is true, bench area in this case is a descriptive term rather than a definition
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NCAA Rulebook can be found online. I have the rulebook and casebook on my phone and computer....just in case I have to call my assignor about a jacket getting tossed :D |
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Another way to read it is that the "TO area" includes the bench area plus some portion of the court. Here, the answer to the test question would be false. So we all know where the players / teams can be at different points. But, we (or at least I) don't know what they're really asking in the question. Oh well, there's at least one in every test. |
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Bottom line, when I first read the question, I thought "true." I'll stick with my gut. |
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I've got "true"
-Josh |
why are you making this so complicated. The rule states BENCH AREA and the 2 definitions of this area.
one definition is what the bench area is during game play and the other definition is what the bench area is during a TO. |
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so the omission of the word OR is causing the stress?
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The reason it's a concern is that there's a test question on it... and the answer is certainly not clear-cut. |
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