Module 4 One Rule, One Interpretation, One Mechanic = One Team Their Game, Our Passion

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1 Module 4 One Rule, One Interpretation, One Mechanic = One Team Their Game, Our Passion

2 Core Values Pursue Excellence Be Professional Be Accountable Be Prepared Give and Earn Respect Learn and Grow Teach by Example Lead a Legacy

3 EBOA Clinics Weekly Clinics Need a Minimum of 6 Clinics Clinic Schedule 10/10/17 State Rules Clinic at East Duplin High School 6:30 p.m. 10/10/17 EBOA State Clinic at East Duplin High School 7:30 p.m. 11/4/17 First Scrimmage Date for most schools 11/11/17 The Scrimmage Date (All hands on deck) 11/13/17 EBOA In-Season Clinic for all Officials at East Duplin 6:00 p.m.

4 E-Training (Open to all) Thursdays 9:00 10:00 p.m. Dial-in Number: (563) Access Code: Online Meeting Link: Online Meeting ID: eboanc Wesley Carter, EBOA President and Roy Turner lead discussions on rules, mechanics, case plays, and EBOA philosophy.

5 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing

6 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing Timing Games will consist of 4 Eight minute quarters Half time will be 10 minutes long (can be up to 15 minutes if home game management has properly notified the visiting team) If the clock does not start/stop properly, the official may correct the mistake by using an official s count or other official information If play is resumed with a throw-in or free throw and three tenths (.3) of a second or less remains on the clock, only a tap may occur to score a goal. A player may not gain control and try for goal

7 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing Following a violation, there are five seconds left on the clock in the fourth quarter. A1 throws the ball in to A2 where the official properly signals the clock to start and immediately begins a closely guarded count. After three seconds on the closely guarded count, B2 fouls A2. After the official reports the foul, the time informs the official the clock did not start. Ruling: Since the official had a count for closely guarded, the clock will be reset to two seconds.

8 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing A With three tenths of a second on the clock in the third quarter, when A2 (a) taps the ball or (b) grabs the ball and quickly shoots A1 s missed free throw or A1 s inbound pass. In both cases the ball leaves A2 s hand before the horn sounds and goes throw the basket. Ruling: A. Count the basket since a tap is allowed with three tenths of a second on the clock B. Do not count the basket since a catch and shoot cannot happen with three tenths of a second on the clock

9 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing C With three tenths of a second on the clock in the fourth quarter, the game is tied and each team is in the bonus. Team A has a throw-in on the end line near their basket. A1 throws the ball to A5 near the block who catches the ball and quickly shoots. A5 is fouled by B3 prior to the end-of-period signal. The ball goes throw A s basket. Ruling: Since A5 cannot gain control and attempt a try in this situation, A5 cannot score a goal and is not considered in the act of shooting. However, B3 s foul cannot be ignored and is considered a common foul. A5 is awarded the one and one bonus with the lane cleared. If A5 scores the first free throw, the game is over, if not an overtime period will be played.

10 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing

11 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing

12 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing Rosters, Starters, Numbers Rosters are due at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled start time to the official scorer This includes all names, numbers, 5 starters marked, Failure to comply will result in ONE technical no matter how many errors occur These include; changing a starter, adding a team member to the roster, changing a number, duplicate numbers

13 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing Explanation as in , An Administrative Technical Foul is assessed for not providing the book at the ten minute mark A single separate Administrative Technical Foul is assessed for the following: Change a designated starter Adding a name to the team roster Changing a player s number Having duplicate numbers

14 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing 3.2.A Seven minutes prior to the schedule start time for the game, team A presents its team roster and its starting lineup. At six minutes prior to the start of the game, team A presents two additional names to add to the team list. Ruling: Team A is assessed one technical foul for the violation of not having presenting its team member list 10 minutes prior. Team A is assessed a second separate technical foul for adding players to the roster.

15 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing Time-Outs Each team shall receive 3 60 second and 2 30 second time-outs A warning horn shall sound with 15 seconds remaining in all time-out periods Teams will get an additional time-out for every overtime period played All time-outs will carry over in every overtime period

16 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing

17 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing Scoring A basket will be scored when the defensive team commits a basket interference or goal tending violation A basket will not be scored if the offensive team commits basket interference If a player scores a basket in the opposing team s basket, two points will be scored for the team who s basket the ball entered Marked as a note, no player gets credit for the score

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21 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing F The teams warm-up at the baskets opposite their team benches. The officials mistakenly line-up the teams facing the wrong direction. After several buckets have been scored before the officials realize the teams are going the wrong way. Ruling: All points, fouls, and any other action which has taken place until this point will count. The officials will correct the direct and continue play.

22 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing B B1 standing behind the 3 point arc attempts to pass the ball for an ally-oop dunk to B5 who is making a backdoor cut. The ball enters the basket without contacting B5. How many points are scored? Ruling: 3 points are scored. A ball thrown into a team s goal from behind the three point arc score three points, regardless of whether it was a pass or attempt for goal.

23 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing Extra Periods If the score is tied at the end of the fourth quarter (or an overtime period) and extra period will be play 4 minutes in length Once the ball becomes live in the extra period, it will be played even though a correction in the fourth quarter score is made

24 Rule 5 Scoring and Timing C The ball is in flight for a try by A1 when time expires in the fourth quarter. The try is successful making the score (a) (b) A- 61 B-60. Clearly after the ball is dead A2 contact B1. Ruling: A Technical foul on A2 and the overtime period will start with the technical foul shots B Technical foul on A2 and the foul shots will be attempted. If both shots are made/missed the game is over. If one shot is made, then overtime will be played

25 End of Quarter/End of Game Situations

26 End of Quarter Situations With 1 minute left, signal to each other by holding up one finger do this at a time everyone can acknowledge With 20 seconds left, lock down and try to set the Center up opposite the table Lead can still rotate, but will have to go back across if a steal happen The Trail/Center opposite the table will have last second shot If the ball is in your primary, provide help with if a shot should count or not Get together if you have to discuss if a score should count

27 Three Person Mechanics

28 Three Person Mechanics

29 Three Person Mechanics

30 Video and Test Review

31 Rule 9 Violations and Penalties Kicked Ball The ball must be intentionally stuck by any part of the players leg or foot If the player is deemed not to have intentionally kicked the ball, play will continue i.e. a player running up the court when a pass strikes his/her foot

32 Rule 9 Violations and Penalties

33 Rule 9 Violations and Penalties

34 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties Block Must be in bounds (not touching a boundary line) A player who is not in legal guarding position when contact is made Does not beat an opponent to a spot on the floor

35 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties A1 is dribbling near the sideline when B1 obtains legal guarding position. B1 stays in the path of A1 but in doing so has one foot touching the sideline. Ruling: B1 has committed a block because a player may not be out of bounds and obtain or maintain legal guarding position.

36 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties C B1 is standing behind the plane of the backboard before A1 jumps for a lay up. The forward momentum causes airborne A1 to charge into B1. Ruling: B1 is entitled to the position obtained legally before A1 left the floor. If the ball goes through the basket before or after the contact occurs, a player-control foul cancels the goal.

37 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties Player Control Player is in control of the ball at the time of the foul Make contact (goes to and through) a defender in legal guarding position Baskets cannot be scored on player control fouls

38 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties A A1 drives toward the lane and goes up in the air for a jump shot. Before A1 becomes airborne, B1 obtains a legal guarding position on the court that is directly in line with A1 s drive a. Before A1 releases the ball who then illegally contacts B1 and the ball goes through the basket b. After A1 releases the ball who then illegally contacts B1 and the ball goes through the basket

39 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties A A1 drives toward the lane and goes up in the air for a jump shot. Before A1 becomes airborne, B1 obtains a legal guarding position on the court that is directly in line with A1 s drive a. A1 has committed a player-control foul and the basket will not count b. After A1 releases the ball who then illegally contacts B1 and the ball goes through the basket

40 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties A A1 drives toward the lane and goes up in the air for a jump shot. Before A1 becomes airborne, B1 obtains a legal guarding position on the court that is directly in line with A1 s drive a. A1 has committed a player-control foul and the basket will not count b. A1 has committed a player-control foul and the basket will not count

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42 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

43 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

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45 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

46 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

47 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

48 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

49 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

50 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

51 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

52 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

53 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

54 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

55 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

56 Rule 10 Fouls and Penalties

57 Rules Questions When free thrower, A1, purposefully fakes a try, it results in: A technical foul assessed to A's head coach. A violation on A1. A team technical on Team A. An unsporting technical on A1. None of the above.

58 Rules Questions While no minimum distance is required between the guard and opponent, the maximum is 6 feet when closely guarded. True False

59 Rules Questions A tap shall be considered the same as a try for a goal. True False

60 Rules Questions All of the following result in a kicking violation, EXCEPT: B1 intentionally uses his/her thigh to deflect a pass between A1 and A2. B1 intentionally uses his/her knee to deflect a pass between A1 and A2. B1 intentionally uses his/her foot to deflect a pass between A1 and A2. A1 intentionally uses his/her foot to deflect the ball closer to his/her hands in an attempt to secure the ball. B1 has the ball accidentally hit his/her lower leg.

61 Rules Questions An official's uniform shall consist of all of the following, EXCEPT: Black-and-white striped shirt. Black pants. Black jacket. Entirely black shoes. Black socks.

62 Rules Questions With the clock running, the head coach may go, without penalty, to the scorer's table to request a time-out regarding a correctable error. True False

63 Rules Questions All of the following are true regarding a legal basketball, EXCEPT: Its circumference shall be 29 1/2 to 30 inches for high school boys competition. Its circumference shall be 28 1/2 to 29 inches for high school girls competition. The ball shall include the NFHS Authenticating Mark. The ball shall be the approved orange shade or natural color. The ball shall have a maximum of eight horizontally shaped panels.

64 Rules Questions All of the following describe general duties of any game official, EXCEPT: Referees shall make decisions on any points not specifically covered in the rules Administer penalties. Grant time-outs. Put the ball in play. Beckon substitutes to enter the court.

65 Rules Questions All of the following statements regarding officials' jurisdiction are true, EXCEPT: Jurisdiction begins prior to the game when the officials arrive on the floor. Jurisdiction extends through periods when the game may be momentarily stopped for any reason. Jurisdiction is terminated when all officials leave the visual confines of the playing area. Jurisdiction ends when the referee approves the final score. Officials shall arrive on the floor at least 15 minutes before the scheduled starting time of the game.

66 Rules Questions During a dribble from backcourt to frontcourt, the ball is in the frontcourt when both feet of the dribbler and the ball touch the court entirely in the frontcourt. True False

67 Rules Questions An official shall immediately remove a player from the game who exhibits the following signs or symptoms of a concussion: Dizziness. Confusion. Headache. Loss of consciousness. All of the above.

68 Rules Questions If a technical foul is administered to start an extra period, a jump ball will follow to establish the alternating-possession procedure. True False

69 Rules Questions Blocking is illegal personal contact with an opponent that impedes the progress of an opponent with or without the ball. True False

70 Rules Questions All of the following result in an intentional foul, EXCEPT: Contact away from the ball with an opponent who is clearly not involved with a play. Contact that is of a violent or savage nature. Contact with a thrower-in. Contact that is not a legitimate attempt to play the ball/player specifically designed to stop the clock or keep it from starting. Excessive contact while the ball is alive or until the airborne shooter returns to the floor.

71 Rules Questions During an alternating-possession throw-in by A1, B2 intentionally kicks the throw-in pass. A1 will be awarded a new throw-in opportunity, but the arrow will remain pointed in the direction of A s basket. True False

72 Rules Questions Depending on the location of the throw-in, except outside the end line after a successful goal, the official shall: Hand the ball to the thrower. Toss the ball to the thrower. Bounce the ball to the thrower. Both A and C.

73 Rules Questions All of the following are duties of the timer, EXCEPT: Signal the scorer three minutes before starting time. Start and stop the clock as prescribed by the rules. Signal the captains when play is about to begin at the start of the game. Signal the end of an intermission or time-out. Sound a warning signal 15 seconds before the expiration of an intermission or a time-out.

74 Rules Questions All of the following situations result in a violation, EXCEPT: Excessively swinging the elbow(s). Causing the ball to enter and pass through the basket from below. Leaving the court for an unauthorized reason to demonstrate resentment, disgust or intimidation. Dribbling a second time after the first dribble has ended. Causing the ball to enter the basket on a throw-in.

75 Review of Rule 3

76 Rule 3 Players, Substitutions, and Equipment Roster, Starters, Numbers Rosters are due at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled start time to the official scorer This includes all names, numbers, 5 starters marked, Failure to comply will result in ONE technical no matter how many errors occur These include; changing a starter, adding a team member to the roster, changing a number, duplicate numbers

77 Rule 3 Players, Substitutions, and Equipment Sleeves and hair control devices Arm sleeves, knee sleeves, lower leg sleeves, & compression shorts must be white, black, beige, or the predominate color of the uniform All sweat bands, hair restraining devices, and sleeves must be the same color for all team members A head band is defined as anything that goes around the head and may not exceed 2 inches wide Pre-wrap is no longer an acceptable head band

78 Rule 3 Players, Substitutions, and Equipment

79 Rule 3 Players, Substitutions, and Equipment

Officials Review NFHS BASKETBALL Rules (B) [12/19/2016]

2016-17 Officials Review NFHS BASKETBALL Rules (B) [12/19/2016] NOTE: In the review situations, A refers to offensive team and B refers to their opponents, the defensive team. A1 and B1 are players of