Here's our chance :)
 

I just received the following from NASO. I'm sure somebody here could fill this position...



NCAA Men's Basketball Rules Committee
Secretary-Rules Editor



The NCAA Men's Basketball Rules Committee is requesting applications from interested individuals to serve as the Secretary-Rules Editor.

Reports to:

NCAA Men's Basketball Rules Committee.

Duties and Responsibilities:

a. Record rules changes adopted by the committee and update the rules manuscript in conjunction with the women's basketball secretary-rules editor accordingly;

b. Adhere to publishing deadlines for publications;

c. Ensure the technical accuracy of the rules for publication and proofreading the corrected version(s) in conjunction with the national coordinator of officials;

d. Facilitate production of finished artwork of diagrams or equipment that the committee wishes to include in the published rules;

e. Act as the official interpreter of the rules between meetings of the committee in conjunction with the national coordinator of officials and reporting interpretations to the committee by e-mail and on conference calls;

f. Attend and assist the national coordinator of officials at annual rules clinic presentations and on rules video productions;

g. Develop and coordinate annual rules test for officials in conjunction with the national coordinator of officials;

h. Perform such other duties as the committee chair may direct;

i. Prepare agenda for annual rules meeting;

j. Develop annual survey and experimental rules survey to be sent to coaches, officials, and conference commissioners in conjunction with the national coordinator of officials; and

k. Attend and present, as needed, at the Men's Final Four and National Association of Basketball Coaches convention.

Preferred Qualifications and Minimum Requirements:

1. Bachelor's degree (essential).

2. Excellent written and verbal communication skills (essential).

3. Ability to relate effectively with officials and coaches on a national level (essential).

4. Extensive knowledge of NCAA basketball rules and their relationship to officiating mechanics and techniques (essential).

5. Strong administrative and organizational skills (essential).

6. Ability to use electronic mail as a means of correspondence (essential).

7. Experience in officiating or coaching at the collegiate level (preferred).

8. A candidate should not be an active coach, official, or coordinator of officials.

Application Procedure:

Send letter of application, resume and two letters of recommendation from NCAA coaches, officials, commissioners, supervisors or others involved with collegiate basketball by October 31, 2008 to:

Leslie Danehy
NCAA
P.O. Box 6222
Indianapolis, Indiana 46260
Fax: 317/917-6800
E-mail: [email protected]

Can someone be sure that Chuck Elias sees this!?!?! He'd be so totally, totally perfect. And besides, he'd be so totally, totally open to forum people!!

I think Chuck would be great for this. :) I can think of a few others that might be good as well.

Jurassic Referee, NCAA Men's Basketball Rules Committee, Secretary-Rules Editor
 

This must be why Jurassic Referee has stopped posting. He's too busy writing his letter of application, and updating his resume. It must be difficult to remember to put items on your resume that happened in the nineteenth century. He also has to get two letters of recommendation. I'm guessing that he will use an old letter of recommendation that he already has from Dr. James Naismith, and he will probably ask Billy Packer for the other one.

Since he has to proofread the rules manuscript, maybe he can get our friendly, neighborhood, grammar guy, and spelling guy, to help him.

He has to develop annual survey and experimental rules survey. I know that he doesn't like polls, so that may be a problem for him.

He has to have the ability to relate effectively with officials and coaches. He did have some problems relating to some officials, like Old School. By the way he treated some coaches on this Forum, that may also be a problem.

Otherwise, he'd be perfect for the job.

It sure sounds great, but. . .

I'm not ready to hang 'em up just yet. I agree that should make sure Jurassic knows about it, though.

I'd bet that prohibition refers to being active at the NCAA level, which JR is not.

I nominate Billy Packer. :eek:

Uhhh, Mark?
 

We'll keep your resume on file, Billy.:)

Where do I apply? :D

MTD, Sr.

On the Banks of the Wabash, Far Away
 

Leslie Danehy
NCAA
P.O. Box 6222
Indianapolis, Indiana 46260

You're right. However, he does seem to have excellent credentials for being Vice-President! :rolleyes:

Or POTUS, depending on which ticket you intend to punch.

I don't see "inventing the internet" or "creation of climate change based hysteria" as required experience. :)

Hey, Joe has plenty of experience.

You betcha!:)