Tuesday, December 1, 2009

What is the half circle at the bottom of the key on a pro basketball court?

I think it started showing up in the last year or two.



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That is the border for what is now considered too close to take a charge. If a defender is inside that half circle, it doesn't matter how set he is, the offensive player can basically plow right over him without a foul because he is "too close to the basket"



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In the NBA, a charging foul cannot be called if the play occurs within a 4' (1.22m) radius around the center of the basket.
It's a 3-second zone for the defense.
this arc is for the following:



inside that circel u can not draw a charge on any attacker!



if you are in it, u shall be called for the foul!



if both your feets are out of it, u can draw the charge on the attacker!



that is called fill in the lane!
Stingo got it - if a defenders feet are inside the arc, he is considered under the basket and cannot take a charge.
3 second defensive zone

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