Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. Legal for NCAA Women's and FIBA. MTD, Sr. P.S. That said, at the level of game involved in the OP, I would have had a quick chat with my partner to give him a chance to admit to an inadvertent whistle.
egj13 1. I put "over-ruled" in quotations because I didn't tell him what to do..just encouraged him to see his error. 2. It was a boys game but we do not use NCAA-W for this level in MT. NFHS rules were in effect.
Adam egj13 wrote1. I put "over-ruled" in quotations because I didn't tell him what to do..just encouraged him to see his error. 2. It was a boys game but we do not use NCAA-W for this level in MT. NFHS rules were in effect. If he was dribbling, I don't think it would have mattered.
BillyMac Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. wroteLegal for NCAA Women. I know more about neo Greek classic sculpture than I do about NCAA Womens rules, but can't you have a closely guarded five second holding count in the backcourt? If so, how many feet?
MD Longhorn billymac wrotei know more about neo-classic greek sculpture than i do about ncaa womens rules, but can't you have a closely guarded five second holding count in the backcourt? If so, how many feet?fify
BillyMac MD Longhorn wrotefify I told you that I didn't know a lot about it. Now, about that five second closely guarded holding call in the backcourt?
maven Adam wroteI will approach him and verify his call, giving him the information needed to change his call. He will make the final choice. He will, but depending on the circumstances we might not continue until he makes the right choice. 🙂
Adam maven wroteHe will, but depending on the circumstances we might not continue until he makes the right choice. 🙂 I can be very convincing, especially with new guys.
HawkeyeCubP BillyMac wroteI know more about neo Greek classic sculpture than I do about NCAA Womens rules, but can't you have a closely guarded five second holding count in the backcourt? If so, how many feet?3 feet anywhere on the court.
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jeschmit BillyMac wroteI know more about neo Greek classic sculpture than I do about NCAA Womens rules, but can't you have a closely guarded five second holding count in the backcourt? If so, how many feet? Rule 4, Section 13 Art. 2. (Women) A player in control of the ball anywhere on the playing court while holding (not dribbling) the ball is closely guarded when her opponent is in a guarding stance at a distance not exceeding 3 feet. This distance shall be measured from the forward foot or feet of the defender to the forward foot or feet of the opponent.