2 man mechanics

[yankeesfan]

Trail official is table side with lead opposite under the basket. Lead has a common foul on his side of the floor alone baseline. What is the proper mechanics on taking ball out of bounds? Is there a switch?


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[JRutledge]

Unless you follow some special mechanic (which is possible) you switch on all fouls except for the shooting fouls where the Trail is always the calling official. So the Lead would become the New Trail and the Trail would become the New Lead in your situation.

Peace

[yankeesfan]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Unless you follow some special mechanic (which is possible) you switch on all fouls except for the shooting fouls where the Trail is always the calling official. So the Lead would become the New Trail and the Trail would become the New Lead in your situation.



Peace

NFHS mechanics wants calling official to go opposite table side. It's a new change for this year.


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[yankeesfan]

It might be an Ohio high school change not NFHS. I'm not sure.


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[Nevadaref]

The officials simply switch in NFHS two-man mechanics on non-shooting fouls.
Tableside is of no consequence.

[yankeesfan]

https://youtu.be/Kl94j1jCXC0


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[Rich]

Originally Posted by yankeesfan

https://youtu.be/Kl94j1jCXC0


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This is great.....if you're in Ohio.

[yankeesfan]

Originally Posted by Rich

This is great.....if you're in Ohio.

Hopefully there is someone from Ohio on here that can answer my question.


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[Rich]

Originally Posted by yankeesfan

Hopefully there is someone from Ohio on here that can answer my question.


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I watched enough of the video to see that on a non-shooting foul the officials simply switch. Whether you're tableside or opposite....only matters on a shooting foul.

Ohio's moved back to the way we used to be years ago. There are advantages to both systems.....my state will tell me what to do and I'll simply do it.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by yankeesfan

NFHS mechanics wants calling official to go opposite table side. It's a new change for this year.


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No, you just switch. If you are table side it is only based on where the ball is put into play.

Peace

[deecee]

Originally Posted by yankeesfan

NFHS mechanics wants calling official to go opposite table side. It's a new change for this year.


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I would just tell the players to take it out and go tableside. My partner doesn't have to move either.

[SNIPERBBB]

The new ohio mechanic doesnt really change anything for 2-man other than the calling official going opposite on free throws. You are supposed to switch on everything else.

[billyu2]

Originally Posted by yankeesfan

Hopefully there is someone from Ohio on here that can answer my question.


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Rich and JRutledge have it correct. If there are no FT's, the calling Lead official in your situation will end up tableside due to the throw in spot. If shooting FT's, the calling official will always go opposite.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by yankeesfan

Trail official is table side with lead opposite under the basket. Lead has a common foul on his side of the floor alone baseline. What is the proper mechanics on taking ball out of bounds? Is there a switch?

You didn't say if the foul was on the offense or the defense. You have the answer for the defense.

If the foul was on the offense, you might switch, or some states have a "no long switch" philosophy and the calling official would report and go back to administer the throw-in.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by billyu2

Rich and JRutledge have it correct. If there are no FT's, the calling Lead official in your situation will end up tableside due to the throw in spot. If shooting FT's, the calling official will always go opposite.

That is if your state or jurisdiction does this. Our state has the calling official go table side on FT situations. But all of this is subject to your jurisdiction and what they may or may not follow from the NF.

Peace