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RULES SUPPLEMENTSBR-276. Locking Backboard. It is recommended that a locking device/safetyarrester be used for ceiling and wall-mount backboard systems that areretracted by motor-pulley cable arrangements.7. Backboard Padding. It is recommended that the required padding forthe backboard be mounted on the backboard by adhesive or materialsuch as Velcro or channel. The bottom and each side of the backboardsshall be padded with a Poly High-Car vinyl-type material that meets theBashor resilience test with a range of 20-30.A lavaliere-type microphone properly positioned in the crease of thebackboard padding or between padding and backboard is permitted sinceit is not located on the padding and does not interfere with a live ball orcreate a safety hazard.8. Ring. The design of the ring and its construction should be such asto maximize player safety. A movable basket ring shall have reboundcharacteristics identical to those of a non-movable ring. The pressurereleasemechanism should maximize these characteristics, as well asprotect both the ring and backboard.9. Ring Testing. For Division I men, all competitive rings shall be testedfor rebound/elasticity once before the season (July 15-October 15) andonce before the postseason. This should be done with a non-mechanical,tamper-proof, computational testing device that determines the amountof energy absorption as a calibration. It is recommended that movablerings be field adjustable. The rebound elasticity requirement for DivisionI men shall be 35 to 50 percent energy absorption and be within a fivepercent differential between baskets on the same court.This season, it is recommended that all competitive rings for men betested for rebound/elasticity once before the season and once before thepostseason. It is recommended for women in all divisions that such testingbe done three times during the season. It is recommended further forboth men and women in all divisions that basket ring loads be transferredto the support system by a single strut boom behind the backboard, orto the backboard frame. The pressure-release/elasticity mechanism onmovable rings may be field adjustable. When released, the ring shallnot rotate more than 30 degrees below the original horizontal position.After release and with the load no longer applied, the ring shall returnautomatically and instantaneously to its original position.
BR-28RULES SUPPLEMENTS10. Marking the Court. When marking a court, manufacturers should startat the center of the court rather than at either end.11. Timing Equipment. Division I schools shall have a game clock thatshows a 10th-of-a-second display when less than 59.9 seconds remainsin a period. It is highly recommended (but not required) that Division IIschools have a game clock that shows a 10th-of-a-second display when59.9 seconds or less remains in a period.Note: Division III schools are exempt from this requirement andrecommendation but are permitted to have such equipment.Division I schools shall have either a red light placed behind eachbackboard that is visible through the 24-inch by 18-inch rectangleor LED lights around the backboard. The purpose of either is to indicatewhen player activity is terminated. If LED lights are used, they shall bepositioned no more than 6 inches from the upper and lower edges of thebackboard and no more than 5 inches from the side of each backboard.When both lights are present, the LED lights shall take precedence andthe red light shall be disconnected. It is recommended that the gameclock, red light or LED lights be updated in their synchronization. It ishighly recommended (but not required) that Division II schools haveeither the red light or LED lights.Note: Division III schools are exempt from this requirement andrecommendation but are permitted to have such equipment.It is recommended that all men’s Division I arenas provide a timingmechanism that enables the officials to start and stop the game clockautomatically.A pole attached to the shot clock that is used to mount a camera or acamera attached to the shot clock is permissible when the shot clock isrecessed behind the backboard and does not interfere with a live ball nordoes it affect the visibility of the shot clock.Important Information for Manufacturers of NewEquipment/ApparelThe NCAA Men’s and Women’s Basketball Rules Committees areresponsible for formulating the official playing rules for the sport. Thecommittees are not responsible for testing or approving playing equipmentfor use in intercollegiate men’s and women’s basketball.
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