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BACKCOURT VIOLATIONS A player shall not be the first to touch a ball after it has been in that team’s control in the frontcourt, if they or their teammate last touched or was touched by the ball in the frontcourt before it went into the backcourt. While in team control in a player’s backcourt, that player shall not cause the ball to go from backcourt to frontcourt and return to the backcourt, without the ball touching a player in the frontcourt, and be the first to touch the ball in the backcourt. A player from the team not in control (defensive player or during a jump ball or throw-in) may legally jump from their frontcourt, secure control of the ball with both feet off of the floor and return to the floor with one or both feet in the backcourt. The player may make a normal landing and it makes no difference whether the first foot that returns to the floor is in the frontcourt or backcourt. The frontcourt status of a player is determined differently depending on whether the player is dribbling the ball from the backcourt to the frontcourt, or in possession of the ball or receiving a pass from the backcourt to the frontcourt. DRIBBLE VIOLATIONS There is no limit to the height of a dribble. The player may dribble the ball over their heads, as long as they do not come in contact with the ball below the equator of the ball. 3-SECOND VIOLATIONS Allowance shall be made for a player who, having been in the restricted area for less than three seconds, dribbles in or moves immediately to try for goal. The count ends each time a shot is taken, and a new count begins each time the offensive team gains control. There is no threesecond count during rebounding situations. !V. Please take time as a group to review and discuss the Three Person Mechanics Guidelines below: BASIC RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE LEAD 1. STAY IN YOUR PRIMARY Be square to baseline and facing your primary 2. FIND A REASON TO ROTATE (WE WANT MORE ROTATIONS, NOT FEWER) L does not rotate enough If ball rotates over and post players rotate over and L does not rotate, there is too much for C to watch Having two officials on strong side increases chances of off-ball fouls being called, especially rough play fouls 3. WORK THE BASELINE Start wide and close down as ball comes to middle of court Never officiate in the paint; only use during rotations Stay back 1-2 feet from baseline if it gives you a better angle (angles should dictate your positioning--should be 90 degrees between players, not straightlined) 4. CLOSE DOWN AND PREPARE TO ROTATE Must close down before rotating 5. USE OF DROP STEP If you are too late in rotating and there is a drive to the basket from the other side of lane, L should drop off the baseline (from the closed-down position) to get a better angle 6. STAY AWAY FROM CALLING GOAL TENDING AND BASKET INTERFERENCE 7. THREE POINT SIGNALS Only time you signal is on a fast break and leave hand up until T picks it up; don’t ever signal it is good
GUIDELINES WHEN WORKING THE LEAD POSITION 1. START WIDE Start between lane and 3 point line (never go out past three point line) Always watch primary but know where the ball is at all times through your peripheral vision 2. DON’T BE AFRAID TO ROTATE Never rotate on a shot, drive, or rebound in progress; go back if you are in process of rotating and these three items occur When you rotate, watch the post players, don’t look at the outside players, the new T has them 3. CLOSE DOWN Always make rotations from the lane line On rebounds, move out wide for better angles, you cannot see fouls if you are closeddown 4. BALL SETTLES BELOW THE FREE THROW LINE Immediately rotate if you haven’t done so already 5. STUDY THE GAME Follow the post players 6. LOOK FOR THE FIRST COMPETITIVE MATCH-UP As you come across, look for your first competitive match-up (closest pair of post players) New C’s first competitive match-up is the L’s old primary and off ball 7. ALWAYS STAY IN YOUR PRIMARY Don’t make calls around the free throw line on jump shots or collisions; you are too far out and you are guessing; the C has the best inside-out look On drives down your baseline, don’t close down because it will give you a bad angle 8. YOUR DEPTH OFF THE BASELINE DEPENDS ON GETTING THE BEST ANGLE. On rebounds this will be close to the baseline and wide; on post-play you’ll probably want to be deeper off the baseline to get a better angle BASIC RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CENTER 1. MUST BE ACTIVE AND HAVE A GOOD GAME Stay in your primary - you have enough area to officiate without having to go into your partners’ areas Stay straight up to court--only position that does this 2. DICTATES ROTATIONS ON TRAPS You initiate rotations 1% of the time (L must rotate over if you initiate it) This must be a trap, not just a dribbler on your side 3. READY TO ASSIST ON OUT OF BOUNDS PLAY Help on out of bounds calls on end line on your side of court if L needs help (get eye contact before signaling) GUIDELINES WHEN WORKING THE CENTER POSITION 1. Don’t rush out at the C position on rotations (stay put) 2. Watch post-play and curl plays that are off-ball; if you have the best angle you can even go across to the other side of lane 3. Step down on shots and watch rebounds (get inside-out look between players to see displacement) 4. Only initiate a rotation on a trap, not just because a dribbler is on your side; the L should initiate these
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