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Appendix IINCAA Tobacco PolicyIn accordance with NCAA Bylaws, the use of tobacco by student-athletes,or team or game personnel (e.g., coaches, athletic trainers, managers andgame officials) is prohibited in all sports during practice and competition.Any student-athlete, or team or game personnel who uses tobacco duringpractice or competition shall be disqualified for the remainder of thatpractice or competition.During regular-season play, each institution shall be responsible forenforcing this rule for its own student-athletes, team personnel and gamepersonnel. During postseason play, which includes conference tournaments,play-ins and NCAA tournament games, the governing sports authority or thegames committee shall enforce this rule.BR-179
Appendix IIIOfficiating GuidelinesSection 1. Coach and Bench DecorumCoaches and/or other bench personnel who engage in the followingactions are in violation of the bench-decorum rules and should be assesseda direct technical foul for:a. Questioning the integrity of an official by words or gestures.b. Physically charging toward an official.c. Directing personal, vulgar or profane remarks or gestures toward anofficial.d. Excessively demonstrating officiating signals (e.g., traveling, holding,verticality) or excessively demonstrating by use of gestures or actionsthat indicate displeasure with officiating. When not excessive, a warningshould be given to keep such behavior from becoming excessive.e. Voicing displeasure about officiating through continuous verbalremarks. A warning could be given initially to keep it from becomingcontinuous.f. Using disrespectful or unsportsmanlike words, gestures or actionstoward an opposing player or coach.g. Leaving the coaching box for an unauthorized reason.Section 2. ScreeningOfficials responsible for coverage away from the ball must be diligent indetecting and penalizing illegal screens. Some guidelines for officials to usewhen officiating screening situations:a. When a player uses arm(s), hand(s), hip(s) or shoulder(s) to forcethrough a screen or to hold or push the screener, it is a personal foul.b. When contact results because a player sets a screen while moving, thescreener commits a personal foul.BR-180
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