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2011-12 AND 2012-13 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S RULES - NAIA

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RULE 2<br />

Officials and Their<br />

Duties<br />

Section 1. The Officials<br />

Art. 1. The officials shall be:<br />

a. A referee and an umpire; or a referee and two umpires;<br />

b. Two timers, two scorers and a shot-clock operator, who shall assist the<br />

referee and umpire(s). A single timer and single scorer may be used when<br />

they are trained personnel acceptable to the referee.<br />

Art. 2. The officials’ uniform shall be a black-and-white striped shirt that may<br />

have a 3-inch-wide black insert, and black pants.<br />

Art. 3. The scorers, timers and shot-clock operator shall be located at the scorers’<br />

table at courtside. Note: It is recommended that the official scorer be seated next<br />

to the official timer.<br />

Section 2. Officials’ Authority<br />

Art. 1. The officials shall conduct the game in accordance with the official rules<br />

and interpretations and employ the mechanics of officiating outlined in the<br />

NCAA-approved men’s or women’s basketball officiating manuals.<br />

Art. 2. No official has the authority to set aside any official rules or approved<br />

interpretations.<br />

Art. 3. No official shall have authority to set aside or question decisions made by<br />

the other official(s) within the limits of their respective outlined duties.<br />

Art. 4. One official may assist another by providing additional information<br />

related to a made decision.<br />

Art. 5. The referee’s decision shall not take precedence over that of the umpire(s)<br />

in calling a foul or violation.<br />

Section 3. Elastic Power<br />

The referee shall be empowered to make decisions on any points not specifically<br />

covered in the rules.<br />

Section 4. Officials’ Jurisdiction<br />

Art. 1. The officials shall have the power to make decisions for infractions of<br />

rules committed either within or outside the boundary lines from 30 minutes<br />

(men) and 15 minutes (women) before the scheduled starting time of the game<br />

through the referee’s approval of the final score.<br />

Art. 2. For men, at least one official shall arrive on the floor 30 minutes before the<br />

start of the game. At least one official must remain on the floor once jurisdiction<br />

begins.<br />

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