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Mechanics

Presentation

2016-17 SeasonJ.D. Collins

National Coordinator of Men’s Basketball

CCA Manual Mechanics Committee

(MCBO, LLC)

J.D. Collins, NCAA National Coordinator

Mark Whitehead, AAC/ASUN/SEC

Reggie Greenwood, Ivy/Patriot

Art Hyland, NCAA SRE

John Cahill, Big East

Bobby Dibler, Big Sky/Big West/MWC/PAC-12/WCC/WAC

Tony Stigliano, DII Representative

Jim Haney, DIII Representative

Brad Taylor, NCAA Representative

Mechanics Reminders

A few reminders from last season!

Visible Count

Section 23, Article 1: Shot Clock Off

A. The T official must have a visible 10-second count whenever the shot clock is

off.

B. When the shot clock is off, the T official must have a visible 10-second count

for situations where the offense retains possession with no reset of the 10-

second count when:

1. The defense causes the ball to go out of bounds.

2. The offense retains possession after a held ball.

3. There is a technical foul assessed to the offensive team.

C. If the offense retains possession with no reset, then the T must inform the

individuals listed below where he was at in his count and how much time

remains before a 10-second violation will be called both visually and verbally:

1. His partners.

2. The head coaches.

3. The thrower-in.

4. The table crew.

Section 18: Post-Player area

defined

Section 18: Post-Player area

defined An update was made to the current rule to specifically define a post

player’s area (Rule 4-28).

Note: The men’s game does not use a lower-defensive box; however, the

three-foot dimensions are the same as the women’s game. With games

played on a floor that has the women’s markings for the lower-defensive

box those tick marks can be used as a frame of reference.

Dribbler Leaving Trail Primary -

Center Coverage

Trail Coverage – Near Center

Court

DVSport Information – 2015-16

DVSport Information – 2015-16

DVSport Information

Time at the Monitor

Stopping the Clock on ALL Fouls

Stopping the Clock on ALL

Violations

Defensive Foul Sequence-

Violation of Vertical Cylinder

2016-17 Mechanics Reminders

1. Be mobile

2. Close down on all shots

3. C & T – one to two steps high or low

4. Trust your partners

5. Primary official reports the foul

2016-17 Mechanics Reminders

6. Move to focus on post play

7. Move to focus on rebounding

8. Move to focus on post traveling

9. Pick up the feet on the perimeter

10. Stop the clock – all fouls & violations

If you have any questions about this

presentation,

mechanics or signals email

J.D. Collins at jdcollins@ncaa.org