ok i got 5 questions and im done

[lakers8]

1. the head coach or any assistant coach may orally or visually request and be granted a timeout. t or f?

2. A team need only be in team control to request and be granted a time-out. t or f?

3.once the ball has been released by the thrower, opponents may break the throw in boundary plane. t or f?

4. the thrower may reach the ball through the throw-in boundary plane prior to releasing it on a throw in pass. t or f?

5. Wristbands may be a maximum of 4 inches and may be worn anywhere on the arm. t or f?

ANY ASSISTANCE WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED

[tjones1]

What are you answers/guesses and why?

If ya miss any, we'll point you in the right direction.

[refnrev]

Post what you think the answers are and you'll get a lot of help. Ask for answers only and you probably catch a lot of flack on this forum. Tjones1, beat me to the point!

[Juulie Downs]

Originally Posted by lakers8

1. the head coach or any assistant coach may orally or visually request and be granted a timeout. t or f

Rule 10-5

Originally Posted by lakers8

2. A team need only be in team control to request and be granted a time-out. t or f?

Rule 5-8

Originally Posted by lakers8

3.once the ball has been released by the thrower, opponents may break the throw in boundary plane. t or f?
4. the thrower may reach the ball through the throw-in boundary plane prior to releasing it on a throw in pass. t or f?

Rule 7-6

Originally Posted by lakers8

5. Wristbands may be a maximum of 4 inches and may be worn anywhere on the arm. t or f?

Rule 3-5.

[lakers8]

1.F
2.T
3.T.
4.T
5.T

i guessed that an asst. coach cant call a timeout. this is because ive never seen it, although thats poor reasoning. also, i think a team does need to be in possession to call a timeout, but there are grey areas in dead ball situations like after field goals. im assuming also that the ball can go over the plane in a throw in, as long as the feet are down. thanks

[icallfouls]

I was going to answer his answers T/F

ie
1) F = T

[Juulie Downs]

Originally Posted by lakers8

i guessed

also, i think

im assuming

Quit guessing, thinking, and assuming. GO look them up, and then you'll KNOW!!

[lakers8]

so if you dont want to help me out fine but i dont need a lecture. thanks

[lakers8]

juulie- thanks for giving me the rules, i didnt see that first post

[JRutledge]

But you are cheating right?

Peace

[Juulie Downs]

Originally Posted by lakers8

so if you dont want to help me out fine but i dont need a lecture. thanks

You don't have the book?!?! Are you taking the test so you can referee? and you don't have the books?? Now I WILL give you a lecture. GO GET THE BOOKS!!!

[Scratch85]

Originally Posted by lakers8

ANY ASSISTANCE WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED

Lakers8, welcome to the forum. As you can see the PartII test leaves some a little testy. Don't let it get you down. Several posters get criticized for looking for answers to the test here.

Ask advice and opinions and you will get a lot of assistance here. It has been a great learning spot for me.

[Oz Referee]

Originally Posted by lakers8

1. the head coach or any assistant coach may orally or visually request and be granted a timeout. t or f?
2. A team need only be in team control to request and be granted a time-out. t or f?
3.once the ball has been released by the thrower, opponents may break the throw in boundary plane. t or f?
4. the thrower may reach the ball through the throw-in boundary plane prior to releasing it on a throw in pass. t or f?
5. Wristbands may be a maximum of 4 inches and may be worn anywhere on the arm. t or f?

Just to throw in my metric 2cents here are the FIBA answers, I have included quotes from the rules where the ruling differs to NFHS etc.

1. False
18.3.1 Only a coach or assistant coach has the right to request a time-out. He shall establish visual contact with the scorer or he shall go to the scorer’s table and ask clearly for a time-out, making the proper conventional sign with his hands.

2. False - a timeout can only be granted when the ball is dead.
18.2.3 A time-out opportunity begins when:
• The ball becomes dead, the game clock is stopped and the official has ended his communication with the scorer's table.
• The ball becomes dead following a last or only successful free throw.
• For the non-scoring team, a field goal is scored.

3. True

4. True

5. False - wristbands are not specifically mentioned in the rules, except for:
4.4.2 Players shall not wear equipment (objects) that may cause injury to other players.

Just in case you were wondering......

[Back In The Saddle]

Good heavens, you give one of them metric referees 2.54 centimeters, and he'll take 1.609344 kilometers.

[IREFU2]

Originally Posted by lakers8

so if you dont want to help me out fine but i dont need a lecture. thanks

One of the best way to learn the rules is to "try" and find them in the book. Then, look for the case play as well. This will help you remember the rules. If we give you all the answers, then that will hurt you in the long run!!!!