hand checking

[WhistlesAndStripes]

WHat if they're playing with their eyes closed, like this:

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Whistles & Stripes

WHat if they're playing with their eyes closed, like this:

I know people who ref like that. With the eyes closed, I mean.

[Jimgolf]

That's just wrong.

TG they ran out of linoleum.

[wfd21]

Originally Posted by Whistles & Stripes

WHat if they're playing with their eyes closed, like this:

This guy looks familiar & he needs a pair of fish nets!

[BktBallRef]

This guy needs to go away. No need for such to be posted.

One thing's for sure...makes you wonder what types of websites Whistles & Stripes normally visits.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by wfd21

This guy looks familiar & he needs a pair of fish nets!

Yeah - but he is hiding an illegal logo.

[BillyMac]

Got this from a Forum member last year as part of a pregame conference:

Ball-Handler / Hand-Checking
Two hands on the ball-handler is a foul. Automatic.
One hand that stays on the dribbler is a foul.
Let’s not let a defender ride the dribbler as the ball is coming from backcourt to frontcourt.
Remember SBQ. If the dribbler’s Speed, Balance, or Quickness are affected, we should have a hand-checking foul.

I may have done some editing on it. It's been helpful to me.

[btaylor64]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Got this from a Forum member last year as part of a pregame conference:

Ball-Handler / Hand-Checking
Two hands on the ball-handler is a foul. Automatic.
One hand that stays on the dribbler is a foul.
Let’s not let a defender ride the dribbler as the ball is coming from backcourt to frontcourt.
Remember SBQ. If the dribbler’s Speed, Balance, or Quickness are affected, we should have a hand-checking foul.

I may have done some editing on it. It's been helpful to me.

You mean RSBQ. Rhythm, Speed, Balance, and Quickness. It was a term developed by NBA personnel

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by btaylor64

You mean RSBQ. Rhythm, Speed, Balance, and Quickness.

I know you're just trying to be complete and accurate, but the "Rhythm" part of the equation was an addition after "SBQ" first started circulating. So Billy's comments may just not have been updated. I attended at camp in '03 where NBA personnel taught us about "SBQ". The next year, the same thing was taught (by the same people) as RSBQ. Personally, I think the "R" is redundant.

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

I know you're just trying to be complete and accurate, but the "Rhythm" part of the equation was an addition after "SBQ" first started circulating. So Billy's comments may just not have been updated. I attended at camp in '03 where NBA personnel taught us about "SBQ". The next year, the same thing was taught (by the same people) as RSBQ. Personally, I think the "R" is redundant.

Personally, I think that they were teaching the exact same concept....oh....about 30-40 years ago. It was, and is, taught as "Call the damn foul if a defender gets an advantage with a hand check". Don't go away though. There'll be a new buzzword out shortly to replace RSBQ.

Same old, same old Scrapy. Just re-inventing the wheel, is all.

Btw, they're were teaching the concept in college camps long before the NBA changed their rule re: clutching and grabbing. Believe it or not, even lowly high school officials were using and teaching the exact same concept a long time ago.