BIG Rule Change
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BIG Rule Change
Women’s basketball 10-second rule
The 10-second rule in the backcourt will be implemented for the first time since the NCAA began administering women’s championships in 1981-82. The 30 second shot clock will remain.
Also, the "closely guarded" rule in the frontcourt has been changed to read, “A player holding the ball for five seconds with a defender not exceeding six feet will be a violation.” Previously, the defender had to be within three feet of the offensive player with the ball to force a five-second violation.
I believe there is no doubt these changes will increase the tempo of the game and create more offensive scoring opportunities....if that's what the NCAA is looking for.
The 10-second rule in the backcourt will be implemented for the first time since the NCAA began administering women’s championships in 1981-82. The 30 second shot clock will remain.
Also, the "closely guarded" rule in the frontcourt has been changed to read, “A player holding the ball for five seconds with a defender not exceeding six feet will be a violation.” Previously, the defender had to be within three feet of the offensive player with the ball to force a five-second violation.
I believe there is no doubt these changes will increase the tempo of the game and create more offensive scoring opportunities....if that's what the NCAA is looking for.
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Re: BIG Rule Change
Sorry about that....don't know what happened as the posts were 3 minutes apart....deleted the original.up7587 wrote:Hey, deja vu!
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Re: BIG Rule Change
Women’s basketball media timeouts
When a team-called timeout occurs within or up to 30 seconds of the scheduled media timeout (first dead ball under the 16-, 12-, 8-, and 4-minute marks), it becomes the subsequent media timeout with the exception of the first team-called timeout in the second half.
For example, when Team A calls a timeout at 16:02 in the first half, there will not be another timeout at the first dead ball under the 16-minute mark.
This will eliminate consecutive timeout stoppages in play.
It doesn't happen all that much, but good. There's too many timeouts in basketball.
When a team-called timeout occurs within or up to 30 seconds of the scheduled media timeout (first dead ball under the 16-, 12-, 8-, and 4-minute marks), it becomes the subsequent media timeout with the exception of the first team-called timeout in the second half.
For example, when Team A calls a timeout at 16:02 in the first half, there will not be another timeout at the first dead ball under the 16-minute mark.
This will eliminate consecutive timeout stoppages in play.
It doesn't happen all that much, but good. There's too many timeouts in basketball.
PurplePrideTrumpet- All-American
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Re: BIG Rule Change
Does that mean the team isn't charged with a timeout if it becomes a media timeout?
That should make for interesting gamesmanship...
That should make for interesting gamesmanship...
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Re: BIG Rule Change
One more thing for the endless string of bench coaches to keep track of.
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