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Rule 1 / Court and Equipment25 Art. 3. Movable rings are required. Movable rings may flex both to the front and the sides. Art. 4. (Men) All competitive rings shall be tested for rebound elasticity once before the season (July 15-Oct. 15) and once before the postseason. The rebound elasticity requirement shall be 35 percent to 50 percent energy absorption and be within a 5 percent differential between baskets on the same court. Note: For Division II and Division III, ring testing is recommended (see supplement number 9). Section 16. The Ball Art. 1. The ball shall be spherical. Spherical shall be defined as a round body whose surface at all points is equidistant from the center except at the approved black rubber ribs (channels and/or seams). Art. 2. The ball’s color shall be Pantone Matching System (PMS) Orange 151, Red-Orange 173 or Brown 1535. Art. 3. The ball shall have a deeply pebbled leather or composite cover. Art. 4. The ball shall have the traditionally shaped eight panels, bonded tightly to the rubber carcass. The eight panels are defined by two channels and/or seams dissecting the ball’s circumference in opposite directions and two panels that when laid flat shall have the shape of a figure eight. Art. 5. The width of the black rubber rib (channels and/or seams) shall not exceed 1/4 inch. Art. 6. When dribbled vertically, without rotation, the ball shall return directly to the dribbler’s hand. Art. 7. The air pressure that will give the required reaction shall be stamped on the ball. The ball shall be inflated to an air pressure such that when it is dropped to the playing surface from a height of 6 feet measured to the bottom of the ball, it will rebound to a height, measured to the top of the ball of: a. (Men) Not less than 49 inches when it strikes its least resilient spot nor more than 54 inches when it strikes its most resilient spot. b. (Women) Not less than 51 inches when it strikes its least resilient spot nor more than 56 inches when it strikes its most resilient spot. Art. 8. a. (Men) The circumference of the ball shall be within a maximum of 30 inches and a minimum of 29½ inches. b. (Women) The circumference of the ball shall be within a maximum of 29 inches and a minimum of 28½ inches. Art. 9. a. (Men) The weight of the ball shall not be less than 20 ounces nor more than 22 ounces. b. (Women) The weight of the ball shall not be less than 18 ounces nor more than 20 ounces. Art. 10. The home team shall provide a ball that meets the specifications listed in this section. The referee shall judge the legality of the ball and may select for use a ball provided by the visiting team when the home team cannot provide a legal ball. Note: It is recommended that the home team provide the visiting team with warmup balls of the same type as the game ball.
26 Rule 1 / Court and Equipment Section 17. Logos/Names/Equipment Art. 1. Logos, names or equipment of any kind (including school and conference logos or names, cameras and microphones) shall not be permitted on the backboards, rings, padding around the backboards, or on the shot clocks. Cameras and microphones are permitted on the shot clocks when they are recessed such that they do not extend beyond the plane of the back edge of the backboard. A lavalier-type microphone properly positioned in the crease of the backboard padding or between the padding and the backboard is permitted when it does not interfere with a live ball or create a safety hazard. Art. 2. The manufacturer’s name and logo shall be permitted to appear on the ball a maximum of two times. Art. 3. An institution’s name or logo shall be permitted on the ball. Art. 4. There are no restrictions on NCAA, team or conference logos, names or abbreviations on the playing court, provided they do not obscure any of the required lines. (See Rule 10-2.1.) Art. 5. No more than two commercial logos shall be permitted on the playing court when they conform to the following standards: a. The logo(s) shall fit into a box that is 10 feet by 10 feet square; b. This box shall be located 8½ feet from the division line and 4½ feet from the sideline; c. Logo(s) shall be within the two 10-foot-by-10-foot squares, with no more than one square in each half of the playing court. Note: See Rules 3-5.5.c and 3-8 for logos and labels on players’ uniforms/ equipment. Section 18. Scoreboard, Game-Clock Display Art. 1. A visible game clock shall be required. Art. 2. An alternate timing device and scoring display shall be available in the event of malfunctions. Art. 3. A game clock that shows a 10th-of-a-second display when less than 59.9 seconds remains in a period shall be required. Note: It is recommended that the game clock, red light or LED lights be updated in their synchronization. Art. 4. A red light (that is visible through the 24-inch-by-18-inch rectangle painted on the backboard) placed behind each backboard or LED lights placed around the backboard shall be required. See the Court and Equipment Rules Supplement, (No. 11 “Timing Equipment”) for more specifications. Note: When both the red light and LED lights are present, the red-warning light should be disconnected and the LED lights should be used. Section 19. Shot-Clock Displays Art. 1. Two visible shot clocks, one at each end of the court, shall be mandatory. Art. 2. An alternate timing device shall be available when a visible shot clock malfunctions. Art. 3. A shot clock shall be recessed and mounted on the backboard supports behind each backboard.
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