Rule Changes/POEs for 2010-2011

[Rich]

Originally Posted by chseagle

Concerning the horn, I don't sound it unless the ball is dead. Concerning the horn "never" sounding for subs, how many officials watch the table during dead balls for subs?

All of them, in games that I work. 99+% of the time, I have a whistle before the table even thinks about blowing a horn.

At least once a year, I have someone on the table tell me I *cannot* bring subs in until they've properly reported and are squatting on the X. Right.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

All of them, in games that I work. 99+% of the time, I have a whistle before the table even thinks about blowing a horn.

At least once a year, I have someone on the table tell me I *cannot* bring subs in until they've properly reported and are squatting on the X. Right.

In my first season working HS ball, I had an overzealous table guy try to tell me the same thing when he got my attention to inform me a sub had come in too early. Pretty sure he was trying to get a T for the opponent (suburban public v catholic school rivalry sophomore game).

[Stat-Man]

Does any one have an opinion on the POE where teams can no longer do full court warm-ups during pregame or halftime?

That's gonna catch some coaches by surprise this year, methinks.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Stat-Man

Does any one have an opinion on the POE where teams can no longer do full court warm-ups during pregame or halftime?

That's gonna catch some coaches by surprise this year, methinks.

In our state this was already emphasized several times and we have many Ts given in the state playoffs. If they do not know now, they will.

Peace

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by Stat-Man

Does any one have an opinion on the POE where teams can no longer do full court warm-ups during pregame or halftime?

That's gonna catch some coaches by surprise this year, methinks.

So, for clarification, teams can no longer run the full court length to reach their halfcourt for warm-ups?

If that's the case I can think of a couple of schools that "should" get T'd all the time.

[justacoach]

Originally Posted by chseagle

So, for clarification, teams can no longer run the full court length to reach their halfcourt for warm-ups?

If that's the case I can think of a couple of schools that "should" get T'd all the time.

Make sure you have your Fox40 and rules books handy. You wouldn't want to miss the chance to make a grandstand play, now would you?

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

All of them, in games that I work. 99+% of the time, I have a whistle before the table even thinks about blowing a horn.

At least once a year, I have someone on the table tell me I *cannot* bring subs in until they've properly reported and are squatting on the X. Right.

Concerning subs coming in, all the games I've done as book (as official book), they had to be in front of me in order to report in. In all the games where I've been clock/scoreboaord, I'm asking the official book if they recorded that player.

Some of the times when doing C-Squad games, I've seen some officials (of course newer officials) that rarely pay attention to the table.

What really annoys me is when bench personnel yell "Sub" when the official(s) are looking at the table &/or the horn has sounded.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by chseagle

Concerning subs coming in, all the games I've done as book (as official book), they had to be in front of me in order to report in. In all the games where I've been clock/scoreboaord, I'm asking the official book if they recorded that player.

Some of the times when doing C-Squad games, I've seen some officials (of course newer officials) that rarely pay attention to the table.

What really annoys me is when bench personnel yell "Sub" when the official(s) are looking at the table &/or the horn has sounded.

What really annoys me is when, as I'm handing the ball to the thrower, the coach yells "sub," then sends his sub to the table while the table hits the horn.