The possible effect of roughness and interference wider the basket. Will the
up the play around the basket and increase the crowling,
blecking and incident fouling that inevitably occurs?

Patigue effeets upon the players as a result of the higher basket. |
Is it possible for any of the players to score a tip-in with a 12 ft. basket,

end from what area out in front of the basket are most of the tries for goal?
This refers to location and distance.

Ave the reach-ups and the lay-ins largely obliterated under a 12 ft. basket?

Is the height of the taller man reduced more definitely wider a 12 ft. basket
than under a 10 ft. basket?

Is the disadvantage to the shorter men nore pronomeed or redused under a 12
ft. basket?

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necessary to shoot?

On rebound does the taller man now have more of an advantage or a lesser ad-
vantage in obtaining the rebounds?

Dees the fact that the goals are higher give the taller man more advantage or
does it permit the shorter man to drive in and recover miss-shots that fall in the
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for the ball?

Under the 12 ft. basket does the exceptionally tall player lose his position
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10 ft basket?

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With the 12 2t. basket axe players able to control their shots when coming
toward the basket at a rapid rate of speed?

With the higher basket are there more set shots further out on the court?
Ave longer shots equally as easy to make with a 12 ft, basket as with a 10

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Dees the higher basket induce less passing and more long shooting?
From the standpoint of roughness, is there less contact wiler a higher goal?

In regard to fatigue, this is rather difficult to measure, but obtain any in-
formation regarding complaints of fatigue from the players. Naturally, at the
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of the wrist and forearm muscles being overworked, but as the play continues from
as Gal week doubtless this criticism will be lessened.