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Originally Posted by Larks
1. No Hands on Hips EVER inside the lines
2. Don't dribble the ball on the court during a dead ball.
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These are just about perception. And that perception is probably going to change from observer to observer. Some will think they look terrible. Others will think they're completely unimportant. Personally, I don't like how they look, but I'd have a hard time being too critical about it.
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5. When a time out is called, your feet do not move to go to your designated spot until both teams are in their respective huddle. Watch the teams
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Great advice and not too many officials actually do it.
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6. Trail to Lead - look back, don't just run down to trail with your back to the players.
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This is one that I hear directed at newer guys OVER AND OVER again every year. Good to get in this habit.
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12. Loose ball on the floor turns into scrum - TWO noses 5" from the ball
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As my old interpreter used to say, "Let 'em see stripes!!"
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14. Intentional / Hard Fouls do not need a huddle. It is or its not immediately.
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I guess I'm going to slightly disagree on this. I don't mind getting some information from my partner, especially if the contact is from behind. If the play is coming at me and the contact is from behind, I can see that there's contact, but I might not see everything. I don't want a 3-minute huddle, but a quick "Hey Scrapper, he took a full wind-up" might be appreciated.
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21. When reporting fouls, do so from a spot on the floor where no player can pass between you and the table
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How the heck do you do this, except by leaning against the table to report?
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22. On Subs, do not put ball in play until the old player is in the .
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And you say you just got back from camp?
