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1. Rosters are limited to 15 players
2. Minimum number of players needed to start a game is 4.
3. Games will consist of 2 halves, each lasting 20 minutes (Sorority league will play 2 halves of 15 minutes each).  The clock will run continuously except the last one (1) minute of the first half when it will stop on all whistles, and the last two (2) minutes of the 2nd half when it will stop on all whistles..  The length of each overtime period will be three (3) minutes. During overtime, the clock will run continuously until the last minute of each extra period when it will stop for all whistles. Half time will last 3 minutes.  The clock will always stop on timeouts and injuries.
4. Mercy Rule: When a team is ahead by 15 or more points at the 2-minute mark in the second half, the clock will not stop.  If the margin becomes less than 15-points, the clock will stop on all whistles. In the judgment of the officials and/or supervisor, if a team is dragging or allows the team behind to make up baskets so the mercy rule is not in effect, the clock will still run continuously.
5. Teams will have 3 timeouts per game. One timeout granted per overtime. Timeouts not used during regulation play cannot be used during the overtime period(s). Only players on court can call a timeout. (Exception:  If team has a legal coach on bench, he/she may call timeout.  See #9 below) Each timeout will be one (1) minute in length.
6. Jerseys are required.  See Handbook for rules.
7. Two technical fouls will result in expulsion from the game.  A player may be ejected at any time by an official, scorekeeper, or supervisor.  If kicked out of a game the player automatically must sit out at least the next scheduled game.  The player and team are also subject to further suspension/discipline depending on the judgment of the Intramural Director.  If a player is ejected from a game, that player must meet with the Intramural Director before being allowed to participate in further games.  It is the player’s responsibility to schedule the meeting with the Intramural Director.  The meeting must take place in the Director’s office the next day at the earliest.
8. **Rule Change** - Free Throw Administration – During free throws, no one will be allowed to be in the bottom spot, next to the basket, on either side of the lane.  Therefore, at most, the team shooting will have only 3 players lined up, counting the shooter.  The defense must have 2 players above the blocks (not on the blocks), with a maximum allowed of 4.  If team decides not to occupy a space, it will remain empty.  Players may move into the lane once the ball hits the rim.
9. Teams may have 1 person who is not a player sit on their bench and act as a coach.  The coach must sign in just as any player would with their Panther ID.  The players must sit while on the bench.  The coach may stand provided they are not a problem to the game and/or officials.  If anyone on staff asks the coach to sit down, he/she must do so for the remainder of the game.  Coaches can receive technical fouls that will be administered for the opposing team.  Coaches must leave the gym after ONE (1) TECHNICAL FOUL.  Also, the team will lose its coaching privileges indefinitely.  The coach must meet w/ the Intramural Director before being reinstated.
10. After each game, both teams will be given a SPORTSMANSHIP RATING by the officials, scorekeepers, and supervisors. (See the "Player Conduct & Sportsmanship" section in the Handbook for more information)

1. A Co-Rec game shall consist of three women and two men

2. Although a game can be started with four players, at no time can the number of men on the floor (for one team) be greater than the number of women.

3. A team must have at least one man and three women or 2 men and 2 women to start.

4. A team may not play with more than 3 women on the court.

5. Men are permitted to enter the lane at any time, on offense and defense.

6. Teams will use a "Plus One" system for points scored by women:

1. All two-point goals made will count as three points.
2. All three-point goals made will count as four points.
3. A women fouled in the act of shooting a missed basket will receive three foul shots for a two-point try and four foul shots for a three-point try.
4. A women fouled with her team in the bonus will receive two front-end free throws, followed by the bonus free throw. Example: a women is fouled and her team is in the bonus (7th team foul). She will have one free throw which will then be followed by a normal one-and-one. If she misses the second free throw, the ball becomes live. If she makes the second free throw, she is awarded the bonus throw.
5. A women fouled with her team in the double bonus (10th team foul) will receive three free throws.
6. A women fouled in the act of shooting a made basket will receive either three or four points (based on where the shot was made from) and one free throw.