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Originally Posted by johnny d
Interesting. At every NCAA-M camp or clinic I have gone to (DIII-DI) we have always been told that armbar is legal before the post player gets the ball, but has to be removed as soon as they get the ball regardless as to whether or not they turn and face the basket.
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Interesting as well.
The NCAAW guidelines go along with what has been said in other threads about their standards going in tandem with the NBA. Here's what the NBA rules allow:
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NBA Rule 12B, Section 1
(1) A defender may apply contact with a forearm to an offensive player with the ball who has his back to the basket below the free throw line extended outside the Lower Defensive Box.
(2) A defender may apply contact with a forearm and/or one hand with a bent elbow to an offensive player in a post-up position with the ball in the Lower Defensive Box.
(3) A defender may apply contact with a forearm to an offensive player with the ball at any time in the Lower Defensive Box. The forearm in the above exceptions is solely for the purpose of maintaining a defensive position.
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