IAABO Bd 6
Meeting
January 8, 2017
Jan 8, 2017 Agenda
• Introductory Comments
• Officiating Reminders
• Helping Your Partner
• You Make the Ruling Videos
Introductory Comments
• Spring IAABO Conference – Foxwoods
April 17 thru 23 - Free!
Joe Gintoli (Bd. #9) – new IAABO President
• Whistle in a Haystack - Lessons on Officiating and
Leadership – Rick Hartzell
• IAABO Play of the Week – visit www.iaabo.org
Reminders
Can team members wear head phones during
warm-ups, on the bench, between quarters,
etc.?
A - This is illegal! - Headphones are not appropriate equipment for the game
of basketball.
•
NFHS Rule Book 3-5-1: The referee shall not permit any team member to
wear equipment or apparel which, in his/her judgment, is dangerous or
confusing to other players or is not appropriate.
•
NFHS Rule Book 3-5-4-E: Head decorations and headwear, except those
specified above (i.e. - headbands), are prohibited.
•
NFHS Case Book 3.5 Player Equipment - Situation A - Ruling - While this
situation references jewelry, you can substitute "decorative necklace"
with "head phones" and the ruling is the same.
REMINDERS
• Use the ‘Stop the Clock’ signal (foul or
violations)
• Use the ‘Stop the Clock’ signal until ALL
substitutions have been completed
• Don’t wander during time-outs/intermissions
(get to your designated spots)
• Backcourt exceptions – there are 3!
• Partner Communication – schedule
changes
REMINDERS
• Free Throw Lane/Line Violations
- double violations/resumption of play/Lead
position
• Bench Decorum
- make sure coaching box is marked and
alert Commissioner if not.
- do not let coaches wander to the end line
and/or division line, especially during live ball
situations.
Free Throw
Responsibilities
Reminders
• Related Activity/End of Quarter
• Players vs. Bench Personnel – Implication for
direct vs. indirect technical fouls for Head
Coach
• Enforce the ‘fashion police’ rules – they’re
not optional
• PCA review – Out of Bounds whistle/rulings
• Incompetent Scorers or Timer
Helping Your Partner
Topics
1. Rule Based
2. Come Together as “Team” or
“Crew”
3. Don’t Go There!
4. Summary
Helping Your Partner
Rule Based
1. Rule 2-10 – Correctable Error – free
throws and counting 2 or 3 pt.
attempt – time limits
2. Rule 2-5-5 – Correct obvious timing
errors
3. Rule 2.5.7 – Check and approve score
at end of each half.
4. Rule 2-11-11 – Scoring discrepancy.
Helping Your Partner
Crew of Two Manual
Page 8 – Pregame Conference – IV – Foul
Ruling
- Inform partner if ball entered basket
- help identify free thrower
Page 19 – Violations
- official may seek help or offer help to
arrive at accurate ruling
Helping Your Partner
Crew of Two Manual
Page 19 – Helping Situations & Conference
- crew conferencing may be needed
- unusual situations – fighting, 2-10, AP
arrow, scoring or timing
- discuss with both heads coaches
- communicate with partner and timer
with limited time remaining
Helping Your Partner
Come Together
• Out of Bounds Ruling
• Correct Shooter, Fouler
• Alternating Possession Arrow
• Travel before Foul
• End of Game Try – Count vs Cancel?
Helping Your Partner
Don’t Go There
• Blocked Attempt – Foul or No Ruling
• Travel – Violation or No Ruling
• Player Control vs Blocking Foul
• 3-second or 5 second closely guarded
count
• 10 second count? Yes, if clock is
stopped and you have definite
knowledge.
Helping Your Partner
Rule 2-6 - “No official has the authority to set
aside or question decisions made by the other
official(s) within the limits of their respective
outlined duties.”
• Partner can offer info but ruling official
should change the ruling.
• Back court - violation vs. no ruling?
Helping Your Partner
Summary
1. Know your limits.
2. Be cautious. This should not be a frequent
occurrence.
3. Do not overrule – offer info for partner to
consider.
4. Do not guess nor have extended/heated
conversation.
Questions?