Team Control signal for Men's NCAA

[IREFU2]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

It's only been brought up to me once and that was at a college camp 2 years ago. I was using the new (at the time) NFHS "punch" mechanic at the spot of the foul and the evaluator didn't like it at all (even though the camp was using FED rules). He preferred pointing the direction the ball would now be going and then using the block/push/etc mechanic for the table.

My JUCO supervisor (a veteran D1 official), nor any of his observers, has never brought up the subject. So I just copy what I see on TV.

I know in my HS games I never get it right. Most times I point in the new direction at the spot and then I sometimes use a 'punch' for the table and sometimes the push/block/etc mechanic.

Thats because you are a big dog!!!!

[Stat-Man]

I thought the NCAA rule book used to have NCAA-M use the PC signal for TC.

(Checks 2007-08 Book)

Nope, no signal for TC in NCAA-M.

Why NCAA-M can't use the jab like all the other rule bodies do is beyond me.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Stat-Man

Why NCAA-M can't use the jab like all the other rule bodies do is beyond me.

Men's basketball does not want to be like Women's basketball. It is that simple. And "other" forms of basketball are run by Mary Struckoff (outside of the NBA of course).

Peace

[truerookie]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Men's basketball does not want to be like Women's basketball. It is that simple. And "other" forms of basketball are run by Mary Struckoff (outside of the NBA of course).

Peace

Come on Rut, you should retract that statement.

This pass season I have seen Men's basketball have the trail official chop the clock when the ball is in the front court.

So, the statement Men's basketball does not want to be like Women's is not true.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by truerookie

Come on Rut, you should retract that statement.

This pass season I have seen Men's basketball have the trail official chop the clock when the ball is in the front court.

So, the statement Men's basketball does not want to be like Women's is not true.

Why would I retract that statement? I just came back from a D1 camp and they constantly made references to this not being Women's basketball with certain mechanics that were used. And for your information many mechanics you see have been used for years before Women's basketball decided to use them as official mechanics.

We were constantly told to use the stop clock signal. We were told not to walk and talk during foul reporting. And I could give a couple of more examples but you should get the idea. And I can tell you with the new coordinator for NCAA Men's if he has any say it will likely not change that much because I was under the impression he did not like many of the NBA/Women's Officiating mechanics.

Peace