OK.. first highschool tonight.

[Bearfanmike20]

Originally Posted by IREFU2

What are you anticipating, Fouls or plays?

A senior official told me that you should anticipate clean play that way if see somthing that is not clean you can call it.

ex. You are lead. A1 drives to the basket. You see A2 coming over to set a pick. If you anticipate a clean pick, then when you see a moving screen or anything other then a clean pick, or if you see a clean pick but B1 bulls right through it you are more prepared to call the foul instead of just blankly staring at what you are seeing.

Does that make sense??

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Bearfanmike20

A senior official told me that you should anticipate clean play that way if see somthing that is not clean you can call it.

ex. You are lead. A1 drives to the basket. You see A2 coming over to set a pick. If you anticipate a clean pick, then when you see a moving screen or anything other then a clean pick, or if you see a clean pick but B1 bulls right through it you are more prepared to call the foul instead of just blankly staring at what you are seeing.

Does that make sense??

It makes very good sense. An official who worked in the elite 8 this past season told me the same thing at camp this summer only the example that he used was making a clean block on a shot attempt.

It has to do with your frame of mind when officiating. If you recognize what action is taking place, you can make better decisions. You also won't be apt to penalize something that isn't there.

[IREFU2]

Originally Posted by Bearfanmike20

A senior official told me that you should anticipate clean play that way if see somthing that is not clean you can call it.

ex. You are lead. A1 drives to the basket. You see A2 coming over to set a pick. If you anticipate a clean pick, then when you see a moving screen or anything other then a clean pick, or if you see a clean pick but B1 bulls right through it you are more prepared to call the foul instead of just blankly staring at what you are seeing.

Does that make sense??

Yep, makes sense. Never anticipate fouls.