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Would you like to start your very own “movement” to get a fantastic idea into the game of high school basketball? Now’s the time. Send your ideas.
Would you like to start your very own “movement” to get a fantastic idea into the game of high school basketball? Now’s the time. Send your ideas.
While this article might make you hungry we are focusing on the more common mistakes officials experience when calling out of their PCA.
Check out a cool podcast interview with “60 Seconds on Officiating’s” own Billy Martin.
Radio host Dan Blackman probes on some of the top rules coaches, players, and fans get wrong in high school basketball.
Check out York County, PA high school official Kevin Lawrence as he wore a microphone
Should there be separate signals for intentional fouls and severe fouls? We would like your thoughts on this one.
Granting a scholastic time-out requires an officiating crew to be aware of ball position, player control and the ball status (live or dead) before honoring that request from players or coaches. But what about some of these stranger time-out request situations?
When it comes to money, it’s pretty difficult for the untrained eye to spot a fake. But when a fake happens during a free throw, that’s much easier to spot if you know what to look for.
It’s important to be approachable as a crew … but what is the best way to respond to the head coach’s commentary? Here’s a few ideas that will help you in many conversational situations.
It doesn’t matter how many years of experience an airplane pilot might have … before
Here’s a couple of quick reminders when it comes to a “designated spot throw-in.” As