New mechanics changes for High school Basketball!

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by IREFU2

This is a NCAA-W mechanic and I have seen it done on the mens side as well.

You are a little late to the discussion.

MTD, Sr.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by IREFU2

This is a NCAA-W mechanic and I have seen it done on the mens side as well.

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

You are a little late to the discussion.

MTD, Sr.

Yep, see post #11.

Speaking of post #11, if the throw-in ends above the FT line extended is the T the only official who chops & below the FT line extended the T mirrors the L chop?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

Speaking of post #11, if the throw-in ends above the FT line extended is the T the only official who chops & below the FT line extended the T mirrors the L chop?

I doubt it -- both officials should chop

Guess I heard wrong then

Can't remember where I heard that, but I think reasoning was, say if the throw-in ends near the division line or in the b/c, how would the L know when it ended if he/she were refereeing their PCA.

Could any of you who work NCAA-W tell me where to find clarification in the manual or post it here??

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

Guess I heard wrong then

Can't remember where I heard that, but I think reasoning was, say if the throw-in ends near the division line or in the b/c, how would the L know when it ended if he/she were refereeing their PCA.

The same way T knows it's been touched if the throw-in ends in L or C's PCA -- peripheral vision.

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

The same way T knows it's been touched if the throw-in ends in L or C's PCA -- peripheral vision.

Right! But the T should indeed be looking in the L direction when the ball goes towards the hoop. The L should not be marking 3s from the top of the key or calling b/c from the endline though.

Not trying to argue with what you're telling me, just want clarification.
ie; what page of the manual can one find this info??