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FREE THROW CONTEST RULES - RecSports

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RULE 3: PLAYING AREA AND EQUIPMENT<br />

1. PLAYING AREA: Games will be played in the Tennessee Recreational Center for Students<br />

(TRECS) Court D.<br />

2. BASKETBALL: Basketballs will be provided by the Intramural Sports Program.<br />

3. SHOES: All players must wear athletic shoes. Tennis/running shoes are permitted. Spikes,<br />

screw in cleats, rubber molded cleats, and cleats with metal or ceramic exposed are<br />

prohibited. Boots and sandals are also prohibited.<br />

4. PADS/BRACES: No pads or braces may be worn above the waist. Leg and knee braces<br />

made of hard material must be covered on both sides and all edges with appropriate<br />

slow-recovery padding.<br />

5. HEADWEAR: Players may not wear baseball style caps, bandannas with knots, or other<br />

rigid headwear. Knit and stocking caps are permitted. Players may wear a headband no<br />

wider than two inches and made of non-abrasive cloth, elastic, fiber, soft leather, or<br />

rubber. Rubber or cloth elastic bands may be used to control hair.<br />

6. JEWELRY: No jewelry may be worn. Jewelry must be removed before the participant will<br />

be allowed to participate. Medical alert bracelets are permitted but they must be taped<br />

down. Taping of all other jewelry is not permitted.<br />

7. BLOOD RULE: When a player is bleeding, has an open wound, or an excessive amount of<br />

blood on his/her uniform the player will be directed to leave the game. The injured player<br />

is not to return until the bleeding has stopped, the wound is covered, and the bloody<br />

uniform is changed.<br />

8. The Intramural Sports Staff has the right to deem certain equipment unsafe or illegal.<br />

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