Picking numbers for Basketball:
Explanation of NCAA College Basketball Rules
Regarding Legal Jersey Numbers
Rule 3,
Section 5, Article 8 of the NCAA College Basketball
Rules specifies which numbers shall be legal to be
worn on player's jerseys. The numbers include 1-5,
10-15, 20-25 and so on, until the last legal number
55. Further a team can have players with numbers
zero (0) OR double zero (00) but NOT both.
Rule
3, Section 5, Article 9 of the Rules states that no
members of the same squad shall wear identical
numbers.
Rule 3, Section 5, Article 9(A)
states that if any two players of the same squad are
caught using identical numbers the second listed
squad member will be charged with an "administrative
technical foul." Let us save what an "administrative
technical foul" for another discussion, the freshman
is already confused enough.
So when you
dreamt of yourself making that game winning shot was
the number on your jersey a legal one? If yes, then
you can dream again, and have that brief momentary
thought, upon waking, that it actually happened. If
the number you envisioned was an illegal one, then
pick a different one, go to sleep, and dream again.
Then, just maybe, it actually could have happened.
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