Officiating Basketball: Crew of Three
Officiating Basketball: Crew of Three
Sport Specific Course
Course Details
Officiating Basketball: Crew of Three
Though a relatively uncomplicated game to play, basketball can be very challenging to officiate. The NFHS proudly brings you Officiating Basketball - Crew of Three, to help you better understand the intricacies of refereeing the sport and strategies behind making every call and decision on the court. This course will help you develop a better sense of positioning at all times including pre-game, during free-throws and that exciting last second shot. It will guide you through important terminology and outline tactics designed to help you work as a cohesive unit of three. If you officiate interscholastic basketball then you need to take the couse: Officiating Basketball - Crew of Three. Available on NFHSLearn.com
Course Outline
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1.
Course Introduction
( 1 Sections )
- Course Intro
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2.
Pre-game on the Court
( 6 Sections )
- Pre-game Positioning and Responsibilities
- Warm-up Responsibilities
- The Court and Markings
- The Court and Imaginary Markings
- Imaginary Markings Defined
- Additional Imaginary Court Markings
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3.
Putting the Ball in Play
( 4 Sections )
- Putting the Ball in Play
- Primary Coverage Areas
- Field of Vision Cone
- Bringing It Together
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4.
Rotation and the A, B, C Co...
( 9 Sections )
- Rotations and the A, B, C Coverage Principle
- A, B, C, Positioning
- Center and Trail - Position and Range
- Signals
- Foul Reporting
- Free-Throw Positions and Coverage Responsibilities
- Press Coverage
- Time-Out Positioning
- Last-Second Shot
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5.
Crew of Three Quiz
( 1 Sections )
- Crew of Three Quiz
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6.
Conclusion
( 1 Sections )
- Conclusion
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