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Appendix V / Major Rules Differences117 ITEM NFHS NCAA Free-Throw Free-Thrower Injured Players on Lane Restrictions - Violation Goaltending Guarding Closely Guarded Legal Position Jump Ball Officials on Court – Jurisdiction Begins Normal substitution permitted Either offense or defense may occupy marked lane spaces two or three, within number limits Restrictions end when ball touches ring or backboard or free throw ends Player touches the ball during a try/tap while it is in its downward flight entirely above the basket ring level and has the possibility of entering the basket in flight Holding or dribbling in front court at 6-foot distance May be established anywhere on the court Re-jump before team control is established must be by players involved Fifteen minutes before start Men – If unable to attempt freethrows, opposing coach selects from four remaining players unless intentional or flagrant foul Women – Same as NFHS Same as NFHS Restrictions end on release of the ball for players in marked lane spaces Same as NFHS and includes a ball that is touched after it contacts the backboard when it is entirely above the ring level is considered to be on its downward flight Men – Same as NFHS Women – Holding only, front/back court, 3-foot distance Secondary defender may not establish initial legal guarding position in 3-foot restricted area under the basket. Re-jump before team control is established may be by any two players Men- One at 30 minutes Women - On floor at 15 min. Both- One official must remain on the court during pregame. Player-Control Foul Includes airborne shooter Men – No airborne shooter Women – Same as NFHS Player Out of Bounds Violation called as soon as player leaves the court for an unauthorized reason Violation called when player returns and is first to touch ball inbounds Shot Clock No rule Men – 35 seconds Women – 30 seconds Stop Clock No rule After made basket with 59.9 seconds or less in second half or overtime NOTE: These differences do not include court markings; equipment; length of periods, game and overtime; officials’ signals and mechanics, etc.
118 Appendix V / Major Rules Differences ITEM NFHS NCAA Team-control Fouls Ball awarded out of Same as NFHS bounds (no bonus free throws). Team control exists during a throw-in Technical Fouls Types Direct & Indirect – Only applies to the head coach; direct for his/her behavior, indirect for penalty to bench personnel Men- Class A and Class B technical fouls Women- Same as NFHS Both- Administrative technical fouls Count Toward Resuming Play Ten-Second Rule Throw-in – Opponent Crosses Plane Team-foul total Disqualification – five personal fouls (all team members) Ejection – two technical fouls (all team personnel) Throw-in to offended team opposite table Must advance from back court May not cross boundary plane until ball has been released by thrower – violation and team warning, followed by technical foul Men- Class A count toward team-foul total, disqualification and ejection, Class B count toward ejection Women- Same as NFHS Both- Administrative technical fouls do not count toward team-foul total, disqualification or ejection Point of interruption, except Men- Throw-in to offended team at division line for flagrant 2 and contact dead ball technical fouls Women- Throw-in to offended team at point of interruption for flagrant 2 and contact dead ball technical fouls and for an excessive time-out Men- Same as NFHS Women- No rule Men- May not cross boundary plane until ball has crossed boundary plane – violation Women- May not cross boundary plane until ball has crossed boundary plane- team warning followed by technical foul Timeout(s) Excessive Technical foul Men- Two shots and point of interruption Women- Two shots and throw-in to offended team at the point of interruption Number & Length Reduction Request Three 60-second and two 30-second timeouts per game Reduced if both teams are ready Recognized when a player is in control Media – Four 30-second and one 60-second Non-Media – Four 75-second and two 30-second Reduced if calling team notifies official (non-media only) Shall not be recognized when an airborne player’s momentum carries him/her out-of-bounds or into back court NOTE: These differences do not include court markings; equipment; length of periods, game and overtime; officials’ signals and mechanics, etc.
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Contents NCAA Men’s Basketball Ru
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