New mechanics changes for High school Basketball!

[26 Year Gap]

So if the trail calls a foul in the forecourt and there are shots there is no switch? And after they moved the calling official away from the table this past season they want the calling official near the bench in a crew of two? I noticed that it says 2009-11 for mechanics changes. Did you type these yourself? [No I have not gone to the Fed website yet]

[kda89508]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

So if the trail calls a foul in the forecourt and there are shots there is no switch? And after they moved the calling official away from the table this past season they want the calling official near the bench in a crew of two? I noticed that it says 2009-11 for mechanics changes. Did you type these yourself? [No I have not gone to the Fed website yet]

That rule was only in NCAA Mens not in High School unless your state did something different. Kevin

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by kda89508

That rule was only in NCAA Mens not in High School unless your state did something different. Kevin

I am asking my old interpreter. It COULD be an IAABO mechanic. Which is mostly in the Northeast.

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

I am asking my old interpreter. It COULD be an IAABO mechanic. Which is mostly in the Northeast.

Correct, the calling official goes opposite table was a new IAABO mechanic for 08-09 ie: NCAA-M. Our association decided to stay tableside ie: NCAA-W. Much to my dismay, next season we will go opposite in 3 person. I really like staying tableside as it makes communication with coaches/table easier. I don't like being questioned about my partners call just because I'm the closest & I don't like coaches hollaring across my court...

T chops is good, I like that mechanic!
It looks as though HS tries to adapt the best NCAA mechanics from both sides. Must be a challenge for those of you who work both levels.

As far as 2 person goes, having the calling official become tableside T on FTs is cool, but administering the FTs at L & going opposite??? How confusing is THAT going to be working back & forth from 2 - 3 person night to night?? Not sure about that one, but here's an idea. How about no more 2 person, period!!

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

How about no more 2 person, period!!

Pretty sure this is not economically feasible.

Originally Posted by grunewar

Pretty sure this is not economically feasible.

Wishful thinking I guess

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

Correct, the calling official goes opposite table was a new IAABO mechanic for 08-09 ie: NCAA-M. Our association decided to stay tableside ie: NCAA-W. Much to my dismay, next season we will go opposite in 3 person. I really like staying tableside as it makes communication with coaches/table easier. I don't like being questioned about my partners call just because I'm the closest & I don't like coaches hollaring across my court...

T chops is good, I like that mechanic!
It looks as though HS tries to adapt the best NCAA mechanics from both sides. Must be a challenge for those of you who work both levels.

As far as 2 person goes, having the calling official become tableside T on FTs is cool, but administering the FTs at L & going opposite??? How confusing is THAT going to be working back & forth from 2 - 3 person night to night?? Not sure about that one, but here's an idea. How about no more 2 person, period!!

Yes, it was IAABO, not just our state. I remember administering the FT as trail in my first stint all those years ago. And holding the one-and-one signal with arms extended while counting with the trail finger. You guys don't know what you were missing. At least MOST of you guys.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

How about no more 2 person, period!!

speaking of this, we just got notice that my metro league will no longer be utilizing three at the JV level due to financial issues with the school districts. It was nice while it lasted.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

Correct, the calling official goes opposite table was a new IAABO mechanic for 08-09 ie: NCAA-M.

I'm pretty sure that was statewide, in case that's not what you meant.

[sseltser]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

So if the trail calls a foul in the forecourt and there are shots there is no switch?

I am not sure if this was intended, but as written, this would be the implication.