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Old Mon Jun 22, 2015, 12:51pm
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I think the ncaa women's mechanic allows the bounce across (or at least it did at one point). Someone that works ncaa-w please correct me if I'm wrong.
NBA and NCAA-W will have the lead bounce it across.
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NBA and NCAA-W will have the lead bounce it across.
That seems like a really long bounce for a backcourt throwin.
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That seems like a really long bounce for a backcourt throwin.




Please refer to the visual aid

In NCAAW if the backcourt throw-in spot opposite the new T is anywhere from the first cone to the end of the arrow (i.e., inside the three-point arc), we step into the area between the lane lines, bounce the ball, then step back...even if there's defensive pressure.

If the throw-in spot is where the second cone is - outside the three-point arc - we balance the floor.

Having done it, it's not so bad. If there's no pressure there's really no need to be over there. If there is, the C stays in the backcourt to help.
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Please refer to the visual aid

In NCAAW if the backcourt throw-in spot opposite the new T is anywhere from the first cone to the end of the arrow (i.e., inside the three-point arc), we step into the area between the lane lines, bounce the ball, then step back...even if there's defensive pressure.

If the throw-in spot is where the second cone is - outside the three-point arc - we balance the floor.

Having done it, it's not so bad. If there's no pressure there's really no need to be over there. If there is, the C stays in the backcourt to help.
All good, but he said the "lead" was bouncing the ball to the thrower....and the "lead" in that diagram is about 70 feet away.
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All good, but he said the "lead" was bouncing the ball to the thrower....and the "lead" in that diagram is about 70 feet away.
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All good, but he said the "lead" was bouncing the ball to the thrower....and the "lead" in that diagram is about 70 feet away.
I'm not paid to read, you know...

At least I explained it correctly, even if I didn't answer the question

And I got to use my cool graphics so I'm happy regardless.
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