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[crosscountry55]

Originally Posted by Jumpshooter40

Where does the calling official go after reporting the foul in NFHS rules for basketball

Table side. Exception is when opposite new L or C calls a foul on the defense in the backcourt when going to front court. In that case, move to the reporting area and report, then go back opposite and remain/become the L, respectively.


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[SNIPERBBB]

Originally Posted by crosscountry55

Table side. Exception is when opposite new L or C calls a foul on the defense in the backcourt when going to front court. In that case, move to the reporting area and report, then go back opposite and remain/become the L, respectively.


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Unless you're doing games in Ohio, you go opposite now except for the "step-out".

[crosscountry55]

Originally Posted by SNIPERBBB

Unless you're doing games in Ohio, you go opposite now except for the "step-out".

A la NCCAM and IAABO mechanics?


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[SNIPERBBB]

NCAAM at least wouldnt have a clue about IAABO

[crosscountry55]

Originally Posted by SNIPERBBB

NCAAM at least wouldnt have a clue about IAABO

I’m pretty sure IAABO 3-p goes opposite. Actually even in 2-p they do this. Basically wherever IAABO has a chance to do something different than NFHS, they do it, in order to justify their existence and sell books.


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[ilyazhito]

Most of the time. In MD and DE, IAABO boards go tableside, but otherwise follow standard IAABO mechanics (bouncing the ball up the sideline as Lead on throw-ins below the free throw line extended, not blowing the whistle on last second situations except to wave off a shot released late, etc.) as described in the IAABO mechanics manual

In Ohio, one goes opposite like NCAAM.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by crosscountry55

Table side. Exception is when opposite new L or C calls a foul on the defense in the backcourt when going to front court. In that case, move to the reporting area and report, then go back opposite and remain/become the L, respectively.


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There also might be some exceptions to going table-side when calling a TC or PC foul, depending on the state and who (L,T,C) calls the foul.