The NCAA wants to avoid messy situationsThe NCAA has devised a completely arbitrary way to stop players from setting up for charges deep in the lane. It's called the three-feet rule...and it's going to be great!!
Many in the NCAA don't like the half circle below the basket in the NBA and wanted to stay away from such a rule. So, they've created a three-foot (radius) circle underneath the basket in which you can't set up for a charge. Ummm, OK.
But the good news is, it's completely subjective and awesome Big Ten officials will be able to call it as they see fit, without any pesky "concrete guidelines" to hamper their artistry.
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Good move dude, way to spew all over your lady friend.
ReplyDeleteThat picture is so funny, I literaly LOL'ed in my cubicle.
ReplyDeleteThe NCAA is probably just trying to keep Chris Kramer alive. That dude would keep his feet planted in front of an Escalade.
ReplyDeleteThey have the three-feet rule at Harry's. Any closer than three feet to the women in there and your chances of getting a VD increases 10 fold.
ReplyDeleteDon't hate on the easy women at Harry's, Planger.
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