PREGAME CONFERENCE CARDProduced by the

International Association of Approved Basketball Officials, Inc.

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PREGAME CONFERENCERULE - MECHANIC - SIGNAL CHANGESPREGAME RESPONSIBILITIES - Captains and Coaches Mtg.KNOW THE LOCATION OF PLAYERS, PARTNER, AND

THE BALLEND OF HALF, END OF GAME PROCEDURESJUMP BALL - Take pride in tossCOURT COVERAGE

Trail-"Get in the Game"Center-"Off Ball Coverage"Lead Positions

(A) Wide at arc(B) Close down(C) Ballside

PCA - Accept ball; release ball to partnerSwitchingPressesOff Ball3-Point ShotBallside OfficiatingWeakside Rebound

MAKING THE FOUL CALL - Get to the reporting areaAt the site information; inform partner of free throwerKnowledge of designated spot for throw-inFreeze field of vision

Double Whistles-Eye contactFREE THROW RESPONSIBILITY

(2) Trail - Lead; (3) Trail - Center - Lead

THROW-INSEye contact with all involved (visually sweep the floor)Mechanics and positioningMay hand or bounce ball (hand ball for frontcourt endline

throw-in)TIMEOUT RESPONSIBILITIES-COMMUNICATIONREVIEW REMINDERS

Guarding - Block/Charge and VerticalityPass/CrashScreening-With/Without the ballRebounding playIncidental Contact (legal contact)Flagrant, Intentional, Technical (crew confers)Continuous MotionGoaltending - Basket Interference - BackboardGrasping basket ringFree throw lane coverage and disconcertionClosely guardedAlternating possessionLast second try/help situationsFighting/taunting and baiting/bench decorumDisqualifiedllnjured Player-bleeding playerTime-out requests - must have player controlTeam Rivalries/Coaching and Team PersonalitiesProfessionalism/Composure/Communication/Courtesyand Courage

SIGNIFICANT NATIONAL FEDERATION RULES DIFFERENCES(Compared to NCAA Men's)

1. AIRBORNE SHOOTER-Player control foul until onefoot touches floor

2. COACHING BOX-Up to 14'3. ARRIVAL ON COURT-15 Minutes4. TIMEOUTS

a. Three (3) 60-second timeoutsb. Two (2) 3D-second timeouts

1. Cannot change a 3D-second timeout to a 60-sec-ond timeout after it has been reported

2. Cannot shorten timeouts unless both teamsready

5. TV REPLAY-NOT ALLOWED FOR USE BY OF-FICIALS

6. VIDEORECORDING-NOT ALLOWED FOR COACH-ING PURPOSES DURING ENTIRE GAME

7. RESTRICTIONS ON ENTERING LANE DURING FREETHROWS

8. THROW-IN - No control by thrower-in during throw-in(no team control foul)

9. FOUR (4) OFFICIAL WARNINGS10. GOALTENDING - Try on its way up or at its peak and

in touch with the backboard; ball may be contacted

Throw-in Nearest Spotball side close down "vide

Lead Coverage Crew 2/3

Trail

TIC - Free Thrower, top 2 spacesopposite lane line,flight of ball,rebounding activity

L - Opposite lane line, secondspace tables ide laneline,rebounding activity

Free Throw Coverage

Crew of 2 Weakside ReboundField of Vision

SIGNIFICANT NCAA RULES DIFFERENCES(Men's-Compared to National Federation)

1. AIRBORNE SHOOTER-(If ball is released, count thebasket; administer free throws by opponent if in bonus)

2. COACHING BOX-Endline to a mark 28-feet up sideline3. ARRIVAL ON COURT-3~ Minutes

(Only one official required)4. TIMEOUTS

a. Non-Media-Four (4) 75-second timeouts; two (2)30-second timeouts

b. Media-Four (4) 3D-second timeouts; one (1)60-second timeout. First 3D-second timeout of secondhalf shall be expanded to a media timeout.

c. If calling team wishes to resume play, timer to soundwarning signal; resume play after 15 seconds.

d. Erroneous timeouts not charged.5. TV REPLAY EQUIPMENT PERMITTED:

-Scorer'slTimer's mistake-Rectify correctable errors-Clock malfunction-Determine fight participants-Determine if try for goal is 2- or 3-pointattempt-Determine if try for goal or foul preceded 00:00 on

game clock6. 35-SECOND SHOT CLOCK

7. STOP CLOCK DURING LAST 59.9 SECONDS OFSECOND HALF AND ANY EXTRA PERIOD ON ALLFIELD GOALS

8. GOALTENDING - Entire ball is above the level of thering during a try and in touch with the backboard. It isgoaltending when the ball is touched.

9. TECHNICAL FOUL ADMINISTRATION-(Directllndirect)Two free throws and the ball is returned to the pointof interruption; intentional technical/midcourt throw-in.

(Women's-Compared to NCAA Men's)1. AIRBORNE SHOOTER

(Same as National Federation)2. ARRIVAL ON COURT-15 Minutes3. 5-SECONDS CLOSELY GUARDED

Holding Ball Only/within 3 Feet, front and backcourt4. NO 10-SECOND COUNT IN BACKCOURT5. 30-SECOND SHOT CLOCK6. DUNKING IN PREGAME WARMUPS7. EXCESSIVE TIMEOUT-Penalty two free throws

and loss of ball8. INTENTIONAL TECHNICAL FOUL-Ball at nearest spot9. UNSPORTING TECHNICAL FOUL-Ball at nearest spot

Rev. 8/2008

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