Timing, Injured Player, Game Management Jeff Kent Oct 2011

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October 9, 2011Fall Training AcademyPacific Northwest Basketball Officials Association

Celebrating 50 Years



Introductions - QualifyWho am I?

Father – Cameron 4 years old

PNBOA – 4 years, Board, President, Evaluations Chair, Evaluator,WOA, State Tournaments

Now - Still Connected to PNBOA, College & ECOA

Business Development Manager – Comcast

Who are you?Level, Profession, Life Stage, Goals/Objectives



PNBOA FOCUSWas the crew in the right

position?

Proper whistle tempo?

Did we get the play right and

why?

Were the rules properly applied?

Court Positioning

Whistle Tempo

Play Calling &

Crew Communication

Rule Application



Timing Start/Stop/Reset – a career-long process

Shot Clock – Atypicals (air ball, save, loose ball, quick steal, etc.)

Shot Clock – Possession/No Possession

Pre-Game with Timer – The mini “Time Test”

Crew Communication – Only the facts, “I think”,You either know or you don’t know!

What Happened and what should we do about it?

End of Game Situations – What are they?



Correctable Errors The Golden Rule : Don’t let them happen

Slow Down – Get it right!

Crew Communication

Table’s role

Know Them

Stop the game at the earliest time

possible and know the timing parameters



Substitutions You control the pace

Know when, how & where

Watch players as they leave the floor

Atypical situations injured player

Disqualified player Multiple substitutions TO Game Changers



Injured Player Clear the Floor – teams to benches

Who can be on the floor?

Dead Ball Officiate

Don’t Comment

Get Away

Advanced Concept: Get to the guy thatgot fouled or hurt



Game Management

4 X 2 X 44:00 X 2 = 1 Qtr

1 Qtr X 4 = Successful Game

32:00 of Solid Work



The Ideal Official & Game Manager: Notices everything but is seldom noticed;

Has resourcefulness and initiative;

Has dignity of voice and manner but with no suggestion of pompousness;

Is considerate and courteous without sacrificing firmness;

Can control the players effectively and understandingly;

Has constant concern for the physical welfare of the players;

Cooperates fully with other officials;

Is physically able to be and is in the right place at the right time;

Know what the rules say and what the rules mean.



Ever heard of JDFIU?

How about………..

Just Get It Right!!!



2011Fall Training AcademyPacific Northwest Basketball Officials Association

Celebrating 50 Years

Timing, Injured Player, Game Management Jeff Kent Oct 2011

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