Board 6, Assistant Interpreter TIME-OUT: SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES Charlene Shepard Board 6, Assistant Interpreter January 31, 2016

PRESENTATION KEY POINTS TIME-OUT: SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES PRESENTATION KEY POINTS The Signals Procedures Who, When and How Reporting Take Advantage of the Them: Teams and Officials Positions Why Responsibilities

TIME-OUT: SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES

TIME-OUT: SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES Who Can Request a time-out? A Player on the Floor The Head Coach When Can a time-out be Requested? When there is Player Control When the ball is Dead How is a time-out Requested? Visibly or Orally Requesting a time-out Granting a time-out

TIME-OUT: SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES What Does the Official Do When a Time-Out is Requested? React Immediately and Grant the Time-out Or Assess the situation and determine if when the request was made, the team may be granted a time-out. Reacting immediately without assessing the situation is asking for trouble. Don’t Run Away from the Play! Running away can potentially put you in a position where the players are out of your field of vision and you or your partner(s) may not see the action after the whistle.

TIME-OUT: SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES Reporting Time-Out Move to the Reporting Area Verbally and Visibly Report: Team Color Who Requested the Time-out The Type of Time-out Begin Timing the time-out Move to your Time-out Position - Official with the line of responsibility for throw-in should be at the throw-in spot and the other official straddles the division line REGARDLESS of who rules/reports time-out

TIME-OUT: SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES Responsibilities During a Time-out Observe Team Benches Observe Possible Substitutions - Did Substitutes Report Before Warning Horn? Prevent the Extension of the Time-out On First Horn Move Toward Huddle One Finger and “First Horn” Timeout Ends on the Second Horn Communicate with Partner(s)…Ready to Resume

Taking advantage of team TIME-OUTs TIME-OUT: SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES Taking advantage of team TIME-OUTs Why Do Teams Use TIME-OUTs? Stop a Run…Slow the Game Down Make Adjustments Discuss Situations Set Up a Play Shouldn’t Officials Do the Same When Necessary?

How should we take advantage of the timeout? TIME-OUT: SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES How should we take advantage of the timeout? Situations and Situational Awareness Number of Team Fouls Bonus Situation…Identify the Shooter Clock Awareness Time Remaining Start/Stop Correctly Last Second Shot Coverage Communicate with Scorer and Timer

HOW SHOULD WE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TIMEOUTS? TIME-OUT: SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES HOW SHOULD WE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TIMEOUTS? Plays…What Are They Doing/Going To Do Post vs. Perimeter Which Way Does the Dribble/Driver Go Press or Trap Who’s the Shooter Don’t Get Surprised By Play at the Ring Be Alert for Time-Out Request While Concentrating on Your PCA/the Play

POSITIONING DIAGRAMS – Crew of Two

POSITIONING DIAGRAMS – Crew of Two

POSITIONING DIAGRAMS – Crew of Two

POSITIONING DIAGRAMS – Crew of Two

TIME-OUT: SIGNALS AND PROCEDURES Any Questions?