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I am trying to get some information on the 'triangle' that has been introduced into NCAA 3 man mechanics.
It is pretty urgent can anyone help with a website I can download just to get an overview of the principle of how it works? Or how it has changed from the previous 3-man. |
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I would be interested to know what you find out. This is the first I have heard of the "triangle." Please share when you find out.
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OK, 'my name' for it.
I have heard that the principle is that on a drive to basket the 3 man (triangle) pushes up to the baseline, ie L and C squeeze up. May be better aksing if there were any general changes to 'drives to the basket' coverage this season, any changes in responsibility/mechanics movement? Anyone help there? |
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Help on 3 man mechanics
Mark,
Thanks - I am a FIBA referee, working in the Pro Leagues in Europe, but have attended camps in the US, and called international games in the USA in November as exhibitions. Is there anywhere I can get an up to date NCAA mechanics manual, or download one from a web address - tough to find one across the pond!! |
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You can order one from the CCA (colegiate commissioner's association) - I'm sure someone on here has their website handy - but I don't know of any collegiate mechanics manuals that are online to download for free.
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http://www.ncaa.org/conferences/affiliated.html
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Honigs, Purchase Officials, or someone like this will have the CCA mechanics books. Also contact your local college assignor to possibly obtain one. IAABO may have some avail for sale.
http://www.honigs.com/detail.asp?Cat=2&Sub=27&Item=161 [Edited by ace on Mar 22nd, 2004 at 06:35 PM]
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The NBA guys stay put on a drive. Since most of the jumpers, leaners and peekers are finished most of the NCAA officials who remain will also stay put or back away on the drive. As always situations will cause us to adjust. I'm of the mindset that I should go into a game thinking about being mechanically perfect and adjust from that mindset rather than going in thinking otherwise. |
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So I prefer to close down as he nears the top of the key, and then step out into the paint when he drives. Now, I realize that I'm gonna catch it for suggesting it's okay to be in the "quicksand." But it's the best look I've been able to get on this play. [Edited by Back In The Saddle on Mar 22nd, 2004 at 11:40 PM]
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Limeyref, I have a copy of this 3PO triangle mechanic that you are asking about. It is used in the Australian and N.Z. men's national league games and they play to Fiba rules. If you want a copy, email me and I'll send you a copy.
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