WMOA basketball Rules Meeting #5 January 23, 2016

West Michigan Student Athlete Award Committee Members: Basketball: Bob Wojcik, Ted Simons, Conroy Zuiderveen, Nuf Perez, Joe Popiel Football / Nominations Completed / Gathering Information Girl’s Basketball : Nomination Dead Line / February 1 Boy’s Basketball : Nomination Dead Line / February 1

What I have “learned” from camps. Joe Popiel What I have “learned” from camps.

Observations Coaches Box Not inbounding the ball in the proper location Making calls outside your PCA Verticality Legal Guarding Position Incidental Contact

Rule 4-45 VERTICAlity

Rule 4-45 VERTICALity

https://youtu.be/_5kasRVl_3k VERTICALLY VIDEO https://youtu.be/_5kasRVl_3k

Rule 4-23 LEGAL GUARDING POSITION

Legal Guarding position https://youtu.be/gX1K8ySu54U

Rule 4-27 incidental contact

https://youtu.be/lOUO0VlBKUM Incidental contact https://youtu.be/lOUO0VlBKUM

The rules you do not enforce in your game, will only make it harder for the crew in the next game http://www.uadphotos.com/FRESH-VARS-JV-BAKETBALL-GM-1/i-SFcgfXS

Not being in proper position to make the call. There are only two things for which a coach or player will always find hard to forgive an official for; Not knowing the rules Not being in proper position to make the call. Wrong position; lack of rules knowledge, weak mechanics / Admit it, we’ve all been there and really don’t want to go back, I hope.

Right Place, Right Time, Right Call mechanics An official who is out of position is as negligent as a player who misses and important assignment. If the official misses an important call because of being out of proper position, he/she has committed the unpardonable sin of officiating.

2016-17 points of emphasis Acknowledge and Granting Time-outs Criteria Must have knowledge of status of ball prior to granting time-out. Control by player Technical Fouls Administrative and Team Technical Fouls Head coach does not lose the coaching box on these two types of technical fouls Replacing a Disqualified or Injured Player 15 Second horn sounds when officials instructs timer Protecting the Free-Thrower Delayed whistle on violation and if contact is made on shooter foul Post Play Arm bars, elbows, use of leg or knee or backing down (offense or defense)

Post Play An opponent is displaced from a legally established or obtained position. An arm-bar is extended and displaces an opponent. A locked and/or extended elbow displaces an opponent. A leg or knee is used in the rear of an opponent to hold or displace. Holding, hooking, slapping, pinning or pushing the leg or body of an opponent. An offensive post player “backs down” and displaces the defender once that defender has obtained a legal guarding position.

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