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Our local HS (or at least some of them) will be switching to 3-person mechanics for next season...we have a mini-camp coming up the first of June and I am one of the camp "staff" who will be teaching the 3-person stuff...I am very familiar with NCAA Women's mechanics, but not Fed 3-person...can someone who knows both point out the major differences and similiarities to me...and yes, I have the Fed Officials Manual and am reading it - so far the only difference I have seen is a minor change in court coverage between the L and T (NCAA Women's the L has a bigger area of court to be picking up the ball)...any others I am missing? Thanks for the input...
DJ 
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Thu May 23, 2002, 11:50am
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The only difference I can think of offhand is the lockdown/last second shot responsibility. NCAA women's has no rotation in last 30 seconds and gives last shot call to the C. NF has rotations and last shot goes to whoever is opposite the table (C/T).
Of course, some NF associations follow the lockdown procedure, so it's best to check.
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Thu May 23, 2002, 12:01pm
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dj,
I would look at these: mick [Edited by mick on May 23rd, 2002 at 12:05 PM]
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Thu May 23, 2002, 02:16pm
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The two count allows the college player to measure once and then remove. In high school, no hands (subject to interpretation).  mick
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Thu May 23, 2002, 02:39pm
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Gotcha Mick...knew that, but was picturing something entirely different...and Self, that was actually an experimental rule we used only in non-conference games before Jan 1st...thanks for the input!
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Thu May 23, 2002, 02:45pm
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So, ...in the interest of sharing information, and in the interest of creating a homogeneous officiating community, I await, with bated breath, your list of the differences between the two levels of ball once you have done all the work for us. Thanks. mick
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Thu May 23, 2002, 03:05pm
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Right...once I figure it all out, it will be time to retire...seriously, I haven't done much HS ball the last few years, but with this change I will probably go back and do some this summer and next season -it should be interesting...
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Thu May 23, 2002, 03:24pm
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Well, good luck with it. The last HS camp, to which I went, had mostly women's officials teaching CCA mechanics. Eventhough they apologized up front that they worked mostly NCAA, they were often corrected, by the campers (...well, okay, by someone I knew) between the differences in the rules and mechanics of these two levels. The camp lost a little credibility as an NFHS camp. Be prepared to help your fellow clinicians if they wander onto the 94' court. mick
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Thu May 23, 2002, 04:01pm
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I don't know if they even know how to officiate. mick
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Thu May 23, 2002, 04:36pm
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NF Official's Manual.
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Whether it be rotations, coverage, or just simply who has the last second shot, it is all different. I think you guys just need to read heavily the NF Mechanics book. Most of what you need to know is there. Peace
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Let us get into "Good Trouble." ----------------------------------------------------------- Charles Michael “Mick” Chambers (1947-2010)
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Thu May 23, 2002, 05:06pm
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But, but
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dj said he was into the book already. In addition those campers are gonna get the nuances of 3-man: Some of that stuff ain't in the book. mick
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