Board 119

Interpretation Meeting (Virtual)

Wednesday, November 18, 2020

2020 Interpretation Meeting Agenda

PRESENTERS: Ernie Rudloff and Brandon Cruz

RULES CHANGES:
2-12-5: Added signal to end player replacement interval.
5-4-12: Clarify process to use when coach or school personnel is not available to sit on the bench.
10-6: Clarify that it is not required to issue a warning prior to assessing a technical foul.
5-6-2- Exception 4: Clarifies the process to be used when a technical foul is ruled after the ball becomes dead to end a quarter or extra period.

POINTS OF EMPHASIS:
1. Block/Charge: basics, guarding a player with the ball, guarding a player without the ball.
2. Use of proper signals and mechanics and the reporting area: approved signals, calling a foul or a violation, Rule 2-9.
3. Palming/Carrying: Rule 4-15-3, 4-15-4b
4. Clarification of Intentional and Flagrant Fouls
5. Concussion Rule: page 81 in Rulebook, Appendix C.

MANUAL CHANGES:
1. Trail work the arc 6. Identify shooter at spot
2. Rotation 7. Expanded Reporting Area

3. Block/Charge 8. Warning to coach: no STOP signal
4. Throw-in - bounce or hand 9. 'Hit' is acceptable when reporting a foul
5. 10 second free throw count

Refresher Test 2020

Please email your answer sheet by December 15, 2020 to

Earnie Rudloff at ernierudloff@yahoo.com

Through your membership in the Queens Board 119 of Approved Basketball Officials, Inc., you are a member of the International Association of Approved Basketball Officials, Inc. (IAABO) – the only organization of its kind in the world: a nonprofit service and professional organization managed by and for basketball referees. Founded in 1923, IAABO’s stated purposes are:

• To educate, train, develop, and provide continuous instruction for basketball officials.
• To promote the welfare of the game of basketball, its players and officials.
• To maintain the highest standard of basketball officiating.
• To encourage the spirit of fair play and sportsmanship.
• To have available at all times an adequate number of thoroughly trained and capable officials.
• To cooperate with all organizations officially connected with the game of basketball in furthering its interests and ideals.

Through a worldwide organization of some 200 local “Boards” spanning 38 states and 11 foreign countries, IAABO has been the unparalleled and undisputed leader in worldwide training of basketball officials in the areas of:

• Basketball Rules
• Mechanics and techniques of officiating
• Organization of local officials’ groups
• Development of curricula and standards by which other officials’ organizations are judged.