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Appendix V / Major Rules Differences119 ITEM NFHS NCAA Return From Technical foul for failure to No rule have all players return at approximately the same time TV Replay Monitor Authorized by state association for gameending situations in state tournament contests Permitted for specific game situations Unconscious Player Uniforms Color of Jersey Jersey Design No return without M.D. or D.O. authorization Home shall wear white and visitor contrasting dark Torso defined by area from base of neckline to bottom of jersey and from side insert to side insert; no design restrictions outside torso No rule. NCAA requires a concussion plan. Home shall wear light and visitor contrasting dark, except altered by mutual consent Neutral zone measured 5 inches from top of shoulder to bottom of jersey and <strong>12</strong> inches in width from center of neckline (front and back); no design restrictions outside neutral zone;only player/institutional name and player number and 15% tonal color shift permitted in neutral zone; no design restrictions outside the neutral zone. Pants/Shorts No rule Must be the same predominant color of the neutral zone Undershirt Arm-compression Sleeve Headband/ Wristbands Worn Penalty for illegal jersey/ number Videotape Individual player must have same length sleeves White, black, beige or solid school color White, black, beige or solid school color Jerseys designed to be worn outside the game pants permitted; jerseys/ pants may not be removed within visual confines of playing area Direct technical foul charged to head coach Illegal to use during the game or intermission for coaching May not extend below the elbow and be a color similar to that of the game jersey. No color restrictions White, black, beige or jersey color Jerseys worn outside the game pants prohibited; no rule regarding removal Administrative technical foul Illegal only at courtside NOTE: These differences do not include court markings; equipment; length of periods, game and overtime; officials’ signals and mechanics, etc.
Appendix VI Timeout Comparison Chart Type of Game Team Timeouts 1st Half NO electronicmedia timeout format Four 75-second and two 30-second timeouts per team per regulation game. All carry over to second half if not used in first half. Team Timeouts 2nd Half Any not used in first half. Team Timeouts Extra Periods Electronic Media Timeouts 1st Half Electronic Media Timeouts 2nd Half Media Timeouts Extra Periods Any not used in regulation or any prior extra period(s) plus one 75-second timeout per team for each extra period. None None None <strong>12</strong>0
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Contents NCAA Men’s Basketball Ru
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Men’s Changes for 2012 and 20139
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Women's Changes for 2012 and 201311
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Significant Editorial Changes Note:
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Rules Supplements Court and Equipme
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