Embrace ChangePeter Palermino, Bd 6

Rules InterpreterJan 4, 2015

“Hot Stove”

RULE 10-6-12 : The following acts constitute a foul when committed against a ball handler/dribbler:

a. Placing two hands on the player.

b. Placing an extended arm on the player.

c. Placing and keeping a hand on the player.

d. Contacting the player more than once with the same hand or alternating hands.

“Hot Stove” Tips

• We need to stay the course regarding contact on the ball handler.

• We must be consistent in our approach regarding Freedom of Movement.

• Players must be permitted to move freely on the court without being held, pushed, re-routed or impeded.

“Hot Stove” Tips

• This consistent approach will open up our game as basketball is not and was never intended to be a physical sport.

• Enforce the rules as written - no matter the score, time or players involved.

• Refresher: One Hot Stove Touch (on/off instantly) – Any other Hand, Leg, Arm Bar or Body Bump is illegal contact and must be called!

Travel Rule

Bill Boswell

04/20/23

Reminders

1. Work with your partner

2. Help calls

3. Granting Timeouts

4. Assessing Contact - Legal, Illegal, Incidental – L.I.I.

5. End of Game play

Case Book 9-2-10 Sit. A – page 75

Reminders

6. Chucks

7. Scorebook – check at halftime

8. Release on free throw

9. Technical and Intentional Fouls

10. Taffy Pull??

11. When ruling foul – “put feet in cement”

QUOTE

5 Ps -

Proper Preparation Prevents

Poor Performance

Commissioner Reminders

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