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Message: [QUOTE="Phil, post: 4516536, member: 66"] Art. 2. The lower defensive box is an imaginary box designated by two tick marks on the end line and the second lane-space marks from the free-throw line and distinguishes when the restricted-area rule is or is not in effect. A player is considered to be in the lower defensive box when any part of either foot is in or above this area. Go to this publication: [URL='http://www.ncaapublications.com/productdownloads/WBR23_202']Rules[/URL] There's a diagram on page 20 The rules for constructing it are as follows: Art. 7. To designate the lower defensive box (Rule 1-8.2), two tick marks shall be placed on each side of the lane. Each tick mark shall be a solid 2-inch wide line that is 12 inches long. Each tick mark shall be measured 3 feet from the outside edge of the lane line to the inside edge of the tick mark line. The tick mark will begin on the end line and run parallel to the lane line. [/QUOTE]