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Basketball Registration
Deadline
September 30
Clinic and Test Dates
• On-Line Rules Clinic - October 7 – 20
• On-Line Open Book Exam - October 21 – 26
• On-Line Closed Book Exam - November 3 - 14
• Closed Book Make-up Exam - December 2 – 6
• No Closed Book Test Discontinued
To view the online rules video presentation, you must log into the FHSAA officials program located on the web at https://officials.fhsaa.org.
Once logged in, you will see a link next to the appropriate sport to watch the video. You may also click on the [Rules Presentation] link on the left to navigate to the presentations.
These presentations are mandatory, and must be viewed by all officials.
The rules videos will run for approximately 30-40 minutes. After the video is complete you must click on a timer button within 10 seconds. After the timer is clicked, you will be presented with a 5 question quiz. Once you correctly answer 4 out of 5 of the questions correctly, you will receive credit for watching the video as long as it is within the established deadline. You may take this video as many times as you need to pass.
Rule Clinic
Exams can be accessed directly through the officials FHSAA registration account at https://officials.fhsaa.org/.If you registered for the wrong exam, NO PROBLEM! You can change your test option by clicking on the “Add/Remove Sports” option and then on the edit button once logged in. The edit button looks like a pencil.Your 2011-12 Basketball, Soccer and Wrestling exam schedule is as follows:
FHSAA Test
2011-12
NFHS Updated Rules
NFHS Changes - 1-3-1
The center restraining circle specifications were changed to permit a minimum of a ¼-inch-wide single line but a line no wider than 2-inches to designate the outer edge of the circle. Contrasting colored-floor areas are still permissible.Rationale: Many existing courts already have a center circle that has a single ¼ -inch line. A mathematical line between two solid colors is also permitted in Table 1-1, Supplement to the Basketball Court, No. 3. This change provides consistency in the rule.
NFHS Changes – 3-5-3 New
The specifications regarding arm compression sleeves were changed to require the item to be white, black, beige or a single solid school color, be the same color for each team member and have only a single manufacturer’s logo that does not exceed 2 ¼ square inches. Arm compression sleeves must still be worn for medical purposes.
Rationale: This rules change provides clarification and makes enforcement more consistent for officials.
NFHS Changes – 3-5-3 New
The specifications regarding arm compression sleeves were changed to require the item to be white, black, beige or a single solid school color, be the same color for each team member and have only a single manufacturer’s logo that does not exceed 2 ¼ square inches. Arm compression sleeves must still be worn for medical purposes.
Rationale: This rules change provides clarification and makes enforcement more consistent for officials.
NFHS Changes – 4-12-1, 4-12-2 & 4-12
Several definitions were changed to reflect that team control will now exist during a throw-in when the thrower-in has the ball at his/her disposal. The change primarily affects how foul penalties will be administered.
Rationale: By changing the definition of player and team control to include a throw-in, greater consistency in the penalty for a common foul is achieved.
This rules change will result in greater consistency in the penalties for common fouls, eliminate confusion on rule application and speed up the contest by eliminating the delay inherent with administering free throws.
NFHS Editorial Changes
1-11-2, 3Updated specifications were added to the basket-ring rules. A note was also added recommending that basket rings be inspected for rules compliance.
Rationale: The changes will more accurately describe the products used in the marketplace and encourage some type of equipment inspection.
NFHS Editorial Changes
• 2-2-4 New Note• A note was added clarifying the administrative
responsibilities of game officials through the completion of required reports.
• Rationale: The administrative duties for game officials needed to be extended after the game to document actions which occur during the game.
• This revision illustrates the difference between the game officials’ jurisdiction during the game and other administrative responsibilities such as submitting specific reports after the game.
NFHS Editorial Changes
3-4-1c New NoteA new note was added recommending that the visiting team’s dark jersey be the darker of the school’s color scheme or black.
Rationale: Many schools believe that a contrasting dark-colored jersey need only be a color other than white. When visiting teams wear light blue, light gold or light silver, it is difficult to differentiate them from the home white jerseys.
NFHS Editorial Changes
3-5-1 New NoteA new note was added authorizing state associations to grant exceptions to NFHS playing rules for participants with disabilities, special needs and/or extenuating circumstances.
Rationale: Clarifies that an individual state association may authorize exceptions to NFHS playing rules to provide reasonable accommodations to individual participants with disabilities and/or special needs or other unique and extenuating circumstances. Such exceptions are not considered rules modifications since they are not general in nature; rather, they are limited to the circumstances of specific individual participants.
NFHS Editorial Changes
4-19-3The definition of an intentional foul was clarified and reorganized.Rationale: Clarification.
5-11 &12The sections related to charged time-outs were consolidated and reorganized. Section 5-12 became unnecessary and was deleted.Rationale: Clarification.
NFHS Editorial Changes
6-4-3e, g & Note
Alternating-possession throw-in situations were clarified.
Rationale: Current items e. and g. were inaccurate given the point of interruption procedure in 4-36. The Note was also clarified.
NFHS Editorial Changes
8-6-2, 8-6-3 New, 8-7
The penalty administration for when single fouls occur as part of a multiple free-throw situation and when a double foul occurs as part of a multiple free-throw situation was clarified.
Based on these editorial changes, Section 8-7 became unnecessary and was deleted.
Rationale: Clarification.
NFHS Editorial Changes
9-2-10 Penalty 4
Clarified that when an opponent contacts the thrower-in, an intentional foul shall be charged to the offender.
Rationale: Any type of contact on a thrower is an intentional foul. The defender does not actually have to break the boundary plane. This clarification will assist in more consistent enforcement.
2011-13 MAJOR MECHANICS CHANGES
2.2.2.C.6 New
• Crew of Two Only: The Trail will mirror the Lead’s stop-and start-clock (chop) signal to ensure proper court coverage.
• Rationale: This is the three-person mechanic. Too many times in a crew of two it is hard for the timer to see the Lead start the clock. This was the rationale for three-person mechanics, so the same technique should be used for a crew of two. It is also good training for those transitioning from a crew of two to three.
2011-13 MAJOR MECHANICS CHANGES
2.2.2.C.6 New
2.4.4.B.4 & 3.4.4.B.4
• A visible signal (point to the table) was added to indicate when the timer should start the clock on a time-out.
• Rationale: Helps to provide consistent administration of time-out situations.
2011-2012 Points of Emphasis
• Sporting Behavior
• Pre-Game Situations
• Taunting Self –Promotion
• Rough Play
Game Officials
• Fair play so that neither team gains an unfair advantage
• Careful Definition of works and expressions
• Keep Rules brief and conies• Avoid exceptions• Have a simple Statement for a answer to a
question
Forms AT6
• Enforcement & Reporting– Miscellaneous Section
– Spectator issues
– Facility issues
– Game ball issues
– Uniform issues
– Etc.
Forms AT7
• Changing the Environment
• Officials Role– Support System– Awards Programs– Coach/Athlete Relationships– Recruiting
– Student officials
ExceptionalSportsmanship
Reports!
Officials Responsibility• Be On Time• Good Mechanics• Hustle• Professionalism• Dress Professional on and off the court• Work with your partners • Be courteous but respectful• Know the rules
Rules / Knowledge• Double Fouls
No Free Throw ball is put in play at point of interruption.
• Double Technical No Free Throw ball is put in play at point of interruption.
• Intentional FoulsAfter Free Throw Administration ball is put in play at location of foul
• Primary areaKnow your primary area and stay in it
Rules / Knowledge• Consistency
Be Consistent with your officiating• Game Management
Do not let the game get out of control• Handling Coaches• Pre-Game
• Officials• Coaches / Players
Dribbler Contact• In order to correctly officiate the play, you must
get in position to see the action from start to finish. If you are straight lined from any part of the defender or the offensive player’s off-arm, you want be able to see the entire frame of action. Get in position to see the play from a side view and not through either player’s back or torso.
Contact on the DribblerIllegal contact is any tactic by the defender that
allows a player to control the movement of an opposing player. Ask yourself the question when contact might occur and determine if any of the following have been violated:
• Hold Impede Push Divert
• Slow Prevent Reroute Displace
If any of the above have occurred, a foul on the defender should be called.
Contact by the DribblerIllegal contact can also occur by the offensive
player in an attempted create distance between the offensive and the defender. Watch the following:
• Contact and holds off opponent by extending the n on-dribbling arm to create space
• Displaces the defender in an attempt to know the off guard off and get around.
• Initiates contact and dribbles into a legally established defender
Uniforms
Gray Shirt
Black belt less pants
Black Socks
Black Shoes
Black Jacket FHSAA Patch
Emerald Coast Scheduling
• The Arbiter• Check sign on availability (Passwords)• Update availability calendar• Check and Update Address/Phone/E-mail• Phone number for Emerald Coast use only
Emerald Coast Information
• Games Fees• Varsity $45.00• Jr. Varsity $40.00• 9th Grade $40.00
• Travel Fees per game• One Game $30.00• Each additional game $15.00
Emerald Coast Information
• Jessica Lunsford Act• Section 1012.465, Florida Statutes, now states
(amendments underlined): Noninstructional school district employees or contractual personnel who are permitted access on school grounds when students are present, who have direct contact with students or who have access to or control of school funds must meet Level 2 screening requirements as described in s. 1012.32, F.S. Contractual personnel shall include any vendor, individual, or entity under contract with the school board.
Emerald Coast Information
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