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IAABO #6. November 29, 2006. Meeting Topics. Updates – past meetings, new rules, points of emphasis Coaches Meeting Review Refresher Exam Review Quote Protocol/Mechanics Review Ratings Form Review. Updates. Representing IAABO Bd. #6 Contributions Get approval - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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November 29, 2006
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Meeting Topics
• Updates – past meetings, new rules, points of emphasis
• Coaches Meeting Review
• Refresher Exam Review
• Quote
• Protocol/Mechanics Review
• Ratings Form Review
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Updates
• Representing IAABO Bd. #6– Contributions– Get approval– Lets promote IAABO and Bd. #6 properly
• Mechanics Exam
- answers will be posted on web site• Instructions to Timers, Scorers and Shot Clock
- available on website – Officiating Guidelines link
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Concussion POE
• Updated clarification– Intended only as guidance to COACHES and
not officials– OK for trainer/coach to allow play– Physician OK is not needed– You can assist by bringing to their attention, if
you recognize signs– Officials should not decide if player does not
play/play
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Hair Control Devices
• Rubber bands, scrunchies, ribbons and other similar bands to hold hair back are NOT considered headbands
• Do not have to be the same color of uniform or white or a single color
• Not subject to logo restrictions• A ribbon, worn in addition to a hair-control
device, is not allowed.• A ribbon worn as a hair-control device is
permitted provided it is not judged to be dangerous or inappropriate
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IAABO Conference Call
• IAABO Web site – www.iaabo.org• Play of Week• 2-Person Mechanics Manual Correction
– Page 13 & 14 – R & U should be reversed• R observes visitors and U observes home team; Reminder -
teams warm-up at basket at opposite end of team bench.
– Page 55, item B10 (2-person manual) – delete and replace with:
• Player disqualification – non-calling official should report 5th foul to coach and player and start clock to replace disqualified player
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• Coaches- do you agree and verify that your players’ uniforms and equipment are legal and will be worn properly?- can we expect that you and your players will exhibit proper sporting behavior throughout the game?- the coaching box is marked and it is expected that you will adhere to the restrictions and privileges- any questions?
• Captains- taunting and baiting is unacceptable and will be penalized- talk to your teammates and not the opponent- play well and good luck
Coaches-Captains Pre-game Conference
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• 16 minute halves
• Boys– 35 second shot clock– 4 - 60 second and 2 - 30 second timeouts
• Girls– 30 second shot clock– 5 second closely guarded (HOLDING ONLY) anywhere on court,
including backcourt- 5 – 60 second and no 30-second timeouts- backcourt violation applies once ball is in frontcourt, - 1st block on free throw lane is vacant
Prep School Rules
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Shot Clock• Signals
– Reset – whirling motion of pointed index finger above head– Violation – repeated tap of head with open palm
• Reset– Floor violations – If kicking violation - reset to 15 if below 15, no reset if over 15– Ball hits ring on try/tap AND team control is established– Opponent secures control of ball– Personal and technical fouls– Held ball and opponent has AP arrow
• No Reset– Opponent touches/knocks away/knocks OB ball but no change in team control– Held ball but offense has AP arrow– Blocked try/tap or “air-ball” recovered by offense– Time-out granted by team in control of by official due to blood/injury– Double or simultaneous fouls and offense with team control
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Coaching Clinic Review
• Improved Attendance
• Coaches – the “teachers” to maintain the tradition
• Officials – protect the integrity
• Together WE promote the popularity and continued growth of the game established by Dr. Naismith
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Coaches Clinic
• Delay of Game Warnings• New delay of game warning• Head/wrist bands• Concussion – use of trainer• Arrival to Game• Hands on Players• Consistency, consistency, consistency• Scrimmages
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Refresher Exam
- Summary available on web site- Great dialogue and good pre-season activity- Difficult Questions
13 – bench technical49 – intentional kick during AP throw-in54 – arm sleeve (cosmetic)62 – technical foul following time-out 63 – pre-game deletion of names66 – unsporting technical foul
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Quote• “We may not be getting better, but we are
getting accepted the more we work”– Tim Higgens - NCAA Division 1 referee
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Pre-Game Discussion
• Starts when assignment is made• Partner, teams• Travel arrangements – before and after game• Discussion during preliminary game• Discussion while getting dressed – use of
IAABO pre-game conference card or personal notes as guide
• Discussion during half-time• Discussion after game
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Bd. 6 Protocol
• Dress appropriately, arrive timely• Avoid potential conflict of interest before, during and
after games (i.e. discussion with fans, coaches)• Varsity Officials
– get there for JV game- offer critique but keep it short and direct
Junior Varsity Officials- stay for varsity game- observe and listen, listen, listen- ask questions
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Bd. 6 Protocol• Arrive on court 15 minutes before game• Take spots at 28 ft mark• Check book and meet with timer and scorers at 12 minutes or when
available• Captains/coaches at 3-5 minutes or when all are available• Keep jackets on for national anthem• Hand over heart anthem during • Throw-it up; one toss so make it good• Stay away from table between periods. Go to designated spots.
(page 30 – 2-person manual)• Meet as team away from table at halftime. Let coaches leave
playing court even if they stay to talk or review scorebook. • End of game – acknowledge the score and leave quickly• Visit a Bd. 6 “discussion center”
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Mechanics• Info on web site for 2 and 3 person• PPP, TCC, FFF• PPP - Pete Pet Peeves
– Trail leaving on try for goal– Trail depth working the arc– Lead – calling across the paint– Others?? – send me an e-mail and we will review next meeting
• TCC– Teamwork– Coverage– Consistency
• FFF– Feet– Foul– Floor
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3-Person Mechanics
• Info on web site
• Print and use in Doc Hurley pre-game
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Summary Thoughts
• Be firm
• Be courteous
• Be fair
• Wear the Bd. 6 patch proudly
• Have fun
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Ratings Form Review
Purpose
- begin a process to help define and modify a draft form
- educate members on how to observe and rate their peers
Premises
- there is no “expert” on Bd. 6
- we need to help each other
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Ratings Form Review• Process
- draft form with 10 rating areas (form is on website)- mandatory for this year only if you rate a member at 5. Must complete and submit at end of year.- encourage use by completing for each member observed after each game- similar form used in Bd. 6 summer camp- similar form used by CBCBO on Arbiter
- rating areas – attitude/professionalism, mechanics, knowledge of rules, judgment/consistency, game control
- Arbiter calculated final ratings- used rating cards prior to Arbiter
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Ratings Form Review
- 10 rating areas
- reaction time, game management, intestinal fortitude, confidence, poise, consistency, judgment, cooperation, proper application of the rules, mechanics, appearance/conditioning
- tonight we start with the first 3
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Ratings Form Review
- other issues to resolve
- can the rating areas be combined (i.e. 10 to 5 areas) due to similarities
- should the rating areas be weighted (Judgment at 30% vs. Appearance at 10%)
- others – send info to Marlene Luebeck
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Rating Areas
• Reaction Time– Reacts quickly enough to make a decision at
the moment of its occurrence– Makes quick and positive decisions,
especially with respect to the “close ones”– Takes the time to prevent an error from being
made– Does not mean a quick whistle, but rather a
quick decision – hopefully a correct decision– Other ???
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Rating Areas
• Game Management– Demonstrates control so game moves
smoothly as warranted– Performs accurate foul reporting and clock
administration– Communicates with coaches, partners and
table – Other ???
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Rating Area
• Intestinal Fortitude– Remains consistent when calling violations
and fouls – without regard to the score, whom it may hurt, or how it may effect future relations with the coach
– Makes tough call at critical part of game– Shows poise and control and strives for
consistency– Not being arrogant– Others ???
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Questions?Questions?
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