APPENDIX 2 - Euroleague Basketball

Article 101.
Recording of the Game
101.1. The home club must provide five DVD copies with a recording of
the TV broadcast of the full game immediately after the end of
the game: one to the visiting team, one to each of the referees
and one to the Euroleague Basketball delegate.
101.2. The home club will allow the visiting club to use a camera if the
visiting club wishes to record the game.
Article 102.
Public Address System
102.1. The public address system inside the arena may be used to
inform the spectators of incidents arising during the game in the
playing area. It may not be used as a means to give support or
in such a manner as to alter the emotional state of the
spectators. The only exception is that, after every home team’s
basket scored, the speaker and the DJ will each have three
seconds to celebrate it and play music respectively. In no case
may the public address system be used to incite violence. The
public address system may also be used for promotional actions
during time-outs, intervals of play between periods and halftime.
102.2. Without prejudice to what is established in Article 102.1, during
the games music may only be played through the public address
system in time-outs, intervals of play between periods and
during half-time. Any other use and obviously a use that might
negatively affect the emotions of the spectators or incite
violence is entirely prohibited. The installation of loudspeakers in
close proximity to the team benches and scorer’s table is not
authorised.
102.3. Without detriment to any disciplinary measures that might be
applicable, the Company may prohibit the use of the public
address system or musical instruments for clubs that fail to
comply with the provisions of the two previous sections.
Article 103.
Entertainment
The game entertainment staff cannot abuse basketball
equipment, obstruct the view of the electronic advertising
boards or perform actions that disturb players, coaching staff
and referees or any other person involved in the game.
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