BASKETBAL GENERAL MECHANICS. GENERAL MECHANICS Mechanics must be uniform They tell the story to coaches and spectators They help officials communicate.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
OFFICIALS PRE-GAME CONFERENCE
Advertisements

Basketball Officials Clinic 3 person mechanics
THE PRE-GAME CONFERENCE MDP Peter McDonald. THE PRE-GAME CONFERENCE TWO TYPES OF PRE-GAMES  Mini Pre-Game: 10 Minutes  Extensive Pre-Game: 30 – 45 Minute.
Fouls & Penalties Rule 10 TECHNICAL FOULS ON TEAM Failure to supply scores with required data Changing starters Adding to squad list Use of TV monitoring/replay.
TECHNIQUES FOR 2-PERSON OFFICIATING
2009 ABOA REFRESHER EXAM PREPARED BY; MORGAN MUNROE INTERPRETER.
Jump Ball. Video Warnings and Delays Throw – in Plane Violations The opponent of the thrower shall NOT have any part of his/her person through.
AOS Presentation October 24, 2007 RULE 6 Live Ball & Dead Ball.
Setting Alternating Possession Arrow (4-3)
2006 FIBA RULE DIFFERENCES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  PAUL DESHAIES – CABO NATIONAL INTERPRETER  NANCY ETHIER – FIBA OFFICIAL.
Far West Suburban Basketball Officials Association Fighting.
WCBO Mechanics Committee Patty Broderick, Ed Meier, Violet Palmer, Charlene Curtis, Diane Plas, Tommy Salerno, Connie Hurlbutt, Debbie Williamson,
Inter-Athletic Council of Officials
2008 FIBA RULES Presentation By: Marios Tenentes TABO Education Officer.
Slides and Graphics by ZLAX Publications By John P. Hill  2 Man Mechanics NFHS.
‘FIVE DAYS THOU SHALT LABOR, AS THE BIBLE SAYS. THE SEVENTH DAY IS THE LORD THY GOD’S. THE SIXTH DAY IS FOR SOCCER’ BY:BURGESS ANTHONY GAME PROCEDURES.
Take Part. Get Set For Life.™ National Federation of State High School Associations Basketball Basketball Officials Manual Three Officials’ Mechanics.
Take Part. Get Set For Life.™ National Federation of State High School Associations Basketball Basketball Officials Manual Three Officials’ Mechanics.
BASKETBALL OFFICIAL’S MECHANICS FOR A CREW OF THREE.
TECHNIQUES FOR 2-PERSON OFFICIATING
 Keep in mind the following: 1. Review the modified handout that I distributed last month 2. Be aware of the # of quarters/periods and allotted time-outs.
Inter-Athletic Council of Officials
Team Technical Fouls (10-1) To present to the chapter the methods of properly administering: Team Technical Fouls.
TECHNICAL FOULS RULE 6 Fouls of a less serious nature than personal fouls and include violations of the rules of the game.
TWO-Person Mechanics. Pre Game & Jump Ball Position Direction & arrow.
Inter-Athletic Council of Officials New Official’s Basketball Class Module 13 Free-Throw Administration.
GENERAL Had either of these teams lately? Had any unusual plays / situations lately? ARRIVAL ON FLOOR All - Check for illegal equipment. Try to take care.
NFHS BASKETBALL “A Season of Significance”. A Season of Significance Three Questions to consider: 1. What? 2. So What? 3. Now What? 1. See 2. Think 3.
Inter-Athletic Council of Officials New Official’s Basketball Class Module # 7 Scoring and Timing.
+ Rule 5 Scoring & Timing Regulations. + Rule 5 Goal: A goal is made when a live ball enter the basket from above and goes through or remains in the basket.remains.
Rule 8: FREE THROW BALL AT THE DISPOSAL The ball shall be bounced to the free thrower or it shall be placed on the floor at the free throw line.
Three-PersonMechanics. Mission of our Mechanics Mechanics put officials in the best position to make the calls that allow us to keep the game safe and.
Rule 2: Officials & Their Duties Game Officials: Two-Person crew: Referee and Umpire Three Person crew: Referee and Two Umpires Table Officials: Scorer.
January 10, Meeting Topics Updates & Announcements Reminders & Observations Mechanics Review Play Situations Quote.
National Federation of State High School Associations
Two-Person Mechanics. Mission of our Mechanics Mechanics put officials in the best position to make the calls that allow us to keep the game safe and.
NFHS BASKETBALL RULES Rule 3: Players, Substitutes, and Equipment.
January 31, Meeting Topics Fight/Non-Fight Rule Alternating Possession Arrow Observations/Reminders Injury Prevention Tips It Happened Here on Bd.
Three-PersonMechanics. Mission of our Mechanics Mechanics put officials in the best position to make the calls that allow us to keep the game safe and.
1. RU Begin Play: Jump Ball Referee (tosser): Blow whistle prior to the toss. Toss ball slightly higher than either player can jump. Primary responsibility.
 Must be a single color, similar to the dominate color of the game jersey, white, black or beige. (3-7.1.a)  Excludes hard items including, but not.
Jump Ball. SCORER’S TABLE R U X X X X OO O O O X X L T The Umpire moves to the front court and establishes a position on the baseline. The Umpire now.
NCAA Men’s Basketball Officiating Mechanics Changes and Points of Emphasis September 2012.
FIBA LEVEL 1 SCORETABLE COURSE Title.
FIBA 2-PERSON MECHANICS FOR USE IN Canada Document prepared by PAUL DESHAIES CABO NATIONAL INTERPRETER © Paul Deshaies, September 2008 & Revised by CAM.
Rule 5: Timing Regulations There are four situations when time-out may occur: 1. Official signals time-out for a foul, violation or held ball 2. Official.
Take Part. Get Set For Life.™ National Federation of State High School Associations Basketball Three Officials’ Mechanics.
 Reduce the time permitted to replace a disqualified player from 20 to 15 seconds.  Warning horn sounded immediately after the official informs the timer.
FIBA 3-PERSON OFFICIATING MECHANICS 2015
FIBA 2-PERSON MECHANICS FOR USE IN Canada. PRE-GAME On the court 15 minutes before game time Opposite the table Make sure scoresheet is correctly prepared.
Inter-Athletic Council of Officials New Official’s Basketball Class Module 10 Live/Dead Ball, Alternating Possession and Substitutions.
BASKETBALL REFEREES PRE-GAME CONFERENCE Sodertalje, Scania Cup 2013.
NFHS Basketball / Test Yourself In the following you are given a situation and at least two possible answers. Test created by Bob McFadden, Commissioner,
End of period No shot/Unsuccessful basket: end of period signal only Successful basket: count goal (2/3 pt goal) signal only No ‘one-minute’ signal.
BCBOA Education Session Substitution: Rule 4 Art. 19.
1 VBOA Meeting 2 FIBA / Differences (with BC High School Rule Modifications) Originally Prepared by Paul Deshaies and Pierre Marion Edited by.
3-Person Officiating Not just an extra official..
Sports Officiating Review Basketball. Definitions/Terminology 1.A violation occurring when a player with the ball takes a step without dribbling (moving.
Take Part. Get Set For Life.™ National Federation of State High School Associations Basketball Basketball Officials Manual Three Officials’ Mechanics.
NFHS BASKETBALL- 5 CORRECTABLE ERRORS
Basketball Officials Training and Development
Basketball Meeting November 07, 2016.
3 Person Presentation.
Setting Alternating Possession Arrow (4-3)
NCAA 2014 Camp Teaching Points Revised June 1, 2014
BASKETBALL GENERAL MECHANICS
Certification Level 1 Course: Rule Knowledge
Certification Level 1 Course: Rule Knowledge
National Federation of State High School Associations
November 13, 2016.
Presentation transcript:

BASKETBAL GENERAL MECHANICS

GENERAL MECHANICS Mechanics must be uniform They tell the story to coaches and spectators They help officials communicate to each other Use NFHS mechanics

1. General A. Importance of proper mechanics and positioning B. Watch and work with other officials C. Proper repetition builds good mechanics D. Don’t draw attention to yourself E. Have others critique you F. Practice your mechanics

2. Pre-game duties A. Stretch and warm-up off the court B. Inspect the facilities C. Test the game ball D. Check the players Match with scorebook Equipment Jewelry E.Coaches and captains meeting Emphasize good sportsmanship

3. Review at Main Table A. Timing provisions B. Scoring provisions C.Possession arrow D.Substitutions E.Foul situations F.Official warnings G.Starters/Roster

4. Jump Ball A. Mechanics B. Proper toss C. Possible re-toss D. Check possession arrow

5. Foul Calls A. Non-calling official should freeze B. Double whistle situations C. Designate shooter or out-of-bounds spot D. Reporting mechanics E. Switch positions(2 or 3-person) F. Hold on time-out requests

6. Free-Throw Administration A. Multiple throws B. Lane responsibilities C. Signaling D. Communication E.Technical/Intentional Foul

7. Throw-ins A. Partner eye-contact B. Check for substitutes C. Line responsibilities(2 or 3-person) D. No unnecessary whistles E.Hand or Bounce the ball Hand on baseline Bounce on sideline with pressure

8. Timing Counts A. Three seconds B. Five seconds (throw-ins and closely guarded) C. Ten seconds (backcourt and free- throw)

9. Time-outs A. Positions B. Location of throw-in and possession C.First horn go to notify coach of first horn and stay with them until they come out of the huddle. *(IHSA modification) D. Resumption of play procedure

10. Substitutions A. No whistle unless necessary B. Beckoning responsibility C. Disqualification (no time-out until substitute is entered) D. Multiple free throws E.Injury/bleeding F.Technical foul

11. Block/Charge A. Time-distance-airborne With ball Without ball B. Establish legal guarding position Referee the defense C. Consistency

12.Rebounding A. Displacement of the opponent B. Advantage/disadvantage C. Get the angle and depth to call it

13. Screening A. Off-ball coverage B. No moving screens C. No impeding the cutters D. Advantage/disadvantage

14. Basket Interference/Goaltending A. Have a clear understanding of the rule when awarding or canceling points Slapping the backboard can not be interference or goaltending B. Get proper depth to call it Responsibility

15. Closely-Guarded A. Guarding position(6 feet and facing) B. Separate counts(hold-dribble-hold) C. No count in backcourt

16. Fighting A. Identify offenders B. Monitor bench personnel C. Penalize properly D. Follow-up with proper paperwork

17. Conduct/Behavior A. Pre-game warm ups B.Taunting/Baiting C. Profanity D. Sportsmanship E. Team members to be seated F. Set the tone by being professional

18. Correctable Errors A. Recognize the time frame B. 5 correctable errors (know them) C. Bookkeeping vs. correctable D. Resumption procedure after the correction

19. Last-Second Shot A. Trail(2 person) B. Opposite Table(3 person) C. Communicate prior to final shot D. Tip-in only(0.3 seconds) E.Discuss thoroughly in pre-game

20. Overtime A. Communicate with table B. Add a time-out and carry over unused time-outs

21. Bench Decorum A. Head Coach controls bench personnel B. Communicate don’t converse C.Keep coach in the box D. Technical causes loss of coaching box

22. End of Game A.Take care of any controversy prior to leaving the court B.In the locker room critique the game

IHSA GENERAL MECHANICS THAT DIFFER FROM NFHS MECHANICS End of time out on the first horn, go notify coach and stay with the team until they come out of the huddle.