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
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
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
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
THERE ARE ONLY TWO THINGS FOR WHICH A COACH
OR PLAYER WILL ALWAYS FIND HARD TO FORGIVE AN
OFFICIAL FOR;
1. Not knowing the rules
2. Not being in proper position to make the call.
a.
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
1. Acknowledge and Granting Time-outs Criteria
• Must have knowledge of status of ball prior to granting time-out.
• Control by player
2. Technical Fouls
• Administrative and Team Technical Fouls
• Head coach does not lose the coaching box on these two types of technical fouls
3. Replacing a Disqualified or Injured Player
• 15 Second horn sounds when officials instructs timer
4. Protecting the Free-Thrower
• Delayed whistle on violation and if contact is made on shooter foul
5. 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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WMOA BASKETBALL
RULES MEETING # 6
February 13, 2017
What have I learned from this season
What must I do before next season