RULE NO. 4—DEFINITIONS
Section XIV—Disconcertion of Free Throw Shooter
Disconcertion of the free throw shooter is any of the following:
a. During the first of multiple free throw attempts which are going to remain in play, an opponent may not, while located on the lane lines, be allowed to raise arms above his head.
b. During any free throw attempt, an opponent who is in the visual field of the free throw shooter, may not (1) wave his arms, (2) make a sudden dash upcourt, (3) talk to the free throw shooter, or (4) talk loudly to a teammate or coach.
