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Rule 1 / Court and Equipment21 Section 4. Center Circle Art. 1. When a logo distracts from the players’ and the officials’ visibility of the 2-inch center-circle line as shown on the court diagram, the following shall be permissible: a. Solid 2-inch wide interrupted line: 4 inches long, 2-inch break; 4 inches long, 2-inch break, etc. b. Shadow-bordered 2-inch wide line (1/4-inch borders). c. Two-inch wide interrupted shadow line: 4 inches, 2-inch break, 4 inches, 2-inch break, etc. d. One-quarter-inch, single-bordered line (radius of 6 feet to the outside edge). e. Mathematical line formed by contrasting-colored floor areas. Art. 2. The unmarked spaces for the non-jumpers around the center circle shall be 36 inches deep. Section 5. Division Line Art. 1. The division line shall divide the playing court into two equal parts and shall be formed by extending the center-circle diameter in both directions until it intersects the sidelines. Art. 2. Instead of the solid 2-inch line as shown on the court diagram, the following shall be permissible: a. A solid 2-inch wide interrupted line: 4 inches, 2-inch break, 4 inches, 2-inch break, etc. b. Shadow-bordered 2-inch wide line (1/4-inch borders). c. Interrupted 2-inch wide shadow line: 4 inches, 2-inch break, 4 inches, 2-inch break, etc. Section 6. Free-Throw Lane Art. 1. All lines designating the free-throw lane, except lane-space marks and blocks, are part of the lane. Art. 2. The color of the lane-space marks and blocks may contrast or be of the same color as the color of the lane boundary lines. Art. 3. It is highly recommended that the area of the free-throw lane inside the boundary lines be one color. It is permissible for this area to be more than one color as long as all required lines in and around the lane are clearly discernable and distinguishable. Art. 4. The lane-space marks and blocks shall identify areas that extend 36 inches from the outer edge of the lane lines toward the sidelines. Section 7. Three-Point Field-Goal Line Art. 1. From the center of the basket to the outside edge of the three-point fieldgoal line, the line shall be a distance of 20 feet, 9 inches. Art. 2. The three-point field-goal line shall be a single-colored solid 2-inch line. The lines may be the same color as or a different color from the free-throw lane boundary lines and the semicircles. When a 20-foot-9-inch line and a 19-foot-9- inch line both exist, the two lines shall contrast in color and there shall be no form of embellishment or belt between the lines.
22 Rule 1 / Court and Equipment LINE IS LEVEL WITH TOP OF RING 18" LINES ON RECTANGLE SHALL BE WHITE, 2 INCHES WIDE 24" 5" 42" 40 1 /4" 2 1 /16 " 15" 6" 4-4 1 /2" 61 7 /8" 72" VIEW OF BACKSIDE OF BACKBOARD NOTE - MOUNTING PLATES OPTIONAL IN BOTTOM CORNERS OF BACKBOARD LED LIGHTS 6” MAX. 3” WIDE WHITE PERIMETER MARKING 5” MAX. 5” MAX. LINE IS LEVEL WITH TOP OF GOAL 6” MAX. VIEW OF FRONT OF BACKBOARD SHOWING PROPER PLACEMENT OF LED LIGHTS
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Appendix III Officiating Guidelines
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Appendix IV Foul/Penalty Chart FOUL
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