Did you catch the NIT experimental rules??

[79 Bull]

NEVER MIND.  See my other post below.

 

Yikes...

4 quarters

22 ft. 3 point line (from 20'9")

18 ft. wide lane (from 12)

Edited March 18 by 79 Bull

[79 Bull]

Only change for 2024 is expanding the foul lane from 12ft to 16ft like the NBA.

Edited March 18 by 79 Bull

[stonedonkey]

1 minute ago, 79 Bull said:

Yikes...

4 quarters

22 ft. 3 point line (from 20'9")

18 ft. wide lane (from 12)

Well Miguel loves tossing up 24ft's so bring it I guess...

[flsportsfan83]

2 minutes ago, 79 Bull said:

Yikes...

4 quarters

22 ft. 3 point line (from 20'9")

18 ft. wide lane (from 12)

What? Is this serious?

[bull2saintleo]

2 minutes ago, 79 Bull said:

Yikes...

4 quarters

22 ft. 3 point line (from 20'9")

18 ft. wide lane (from 12)

The mens NCAA 3 point line has been 22 feet since the 2020-21 season in D1.

Men’s basketball 3-point line extended to international distance - NCAA.org

WWW.NCAA.ORG

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The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved moving the 3-point line to the international basketball distance of 22 feet, 1¾ inches in men’s basketball.

 

[79 Bull]

NEVER MIND.   I screwed up when I heard them say it on tv.  I think the only real change is the lane from 12 to 16 ft wide like the NBA.  Sorry dudes.

[flsportsfan83]

So the quarters is not correct?

[79 Bull]

Just now, flsportsfan83 said:

So the quarters is not correct?

Nope swear I saw it but now can't find it.  Sorry

[olafberserker]

There's some media timeout rule changes for the 2nd half as well but just the lane change really

[79 Bull]

Mods, please delete this duplicate topic.  Sorry for the confusion.  I often seem to double post a new topic after I get an error message that says the system can't process the request.