​NFHS Edition
1. The visiting team is late arriving for the game. The game was delayed from starting, the referee assesses a technical foul to the visiting team. The referee informs the Head Coach of the visitors that he/she loses their coaching box privileges. T-F

2. The visiting team has choice of baskets before the start of the game. T-F

3. A team’s own basket is the one that they defend. T-F

4. An illegal screen is ruled on B5. The official scorer notifies the calling official that the foul on B5 was their fifth foul and they are disqualified. B6 reports in for B5. The calling official never informs the head coach that B5 is disqualified. Two minutes later, B5 comes back into the game and scores a “3” point shot. The following are True statements:
A. The “3” point should be deleted.
B. A direct technical shall be charged to the Head Coach of Team B.
C. All of the Above.
D. None of the Above.
5. Headbands may be “3” inches wide. T-F


Answers:
1. False- 10-1-1, 10-2-1a.
2. False- 4-5-2.
3. False- 4-5-1.
4. D- 4-14-2.
5. True- 3-5-4b.

 In the last 2 minutes of the game or overtime, the referee shall communicate with their crew on the following when a time out occurs.

1. What is the team foul situation.
2. What is the time out situation.
3. What is the score.
4. What team has the AP Arrow.
5. What time is on the game clock and shot clock.
6. What substitutes have checked in.
7. What is the individual foul  situation.
8. Where is the ball being put into play and what are the ramifications.
9. If a shooting situation has occurred, know your shooter and how many shots they have. 
10. Go over match-ups, go-to players, last second shot  responsibilities, etc.

1. The following are True statements about hair control devices:
a. The item goes around the hair only.
b. No color restrictions.
c. It must be made of soft material.
d. Beads are prohibited.
e. All of the Above.

2. The tossing Official is ready to toss the ball when A5  moves onto the restraining circle in an unoccupied spot. The U-1 rules a jump ball violation. T-F

3. A1 is ruled for traveling in their front court. A1 and B1 then get involved in a fight. The Head Coach of Team A and The Head Coach of Team B enter the floor to break up the fight. The following are True Statements:
a. A1 and B1 are charged with flagrant double technical fouls and are ejected.
b. No free throws are awarded.
c. Play will resume at the point of interruption.
d. The Head Coaches of Team A & B are allowed to enter the floor to break up the fight.
e. All of the Above.

4. Play is resumed at the point of interruption in the following situations:
a. Double Personal Foul.
b. Double Technical Foul.
c. Simultaneous Personal Foul
d. Inadvertent whistle
e. Correctable Error
f. All of the Above.
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5. The Head Coach may go to the scoring table during a time out to seek information about the score. T-F


Answers:
1. e. 3-5-4d
2. True-6-3-2.
3. e - Rule-4-36, Case Book-10.5.5 Situation B
4. f- 4-36-1.
5. False- 10.6.1 Situation A Case Book.

1. Screens are 2 official plays.
2. See the play from start to finish.
3. See the play and the development of the play.
4. If you call marginal screens these are referee turnovers. Make sure their illegal.
5. Call illegal screens early in the game to send a message and to have a tone.
6. Know the consequence of your whistle.
7. Get to your starting positions early, especially in the Center.
8. Know the difference between a screener and a cutter.
9. Watch defenders pushing offenders into other defenders.
10. Learn the players and coaches perspective of screens.
11. Be able to lift your eyes and officiate as many players as possible in your PCA.
12. Be aware of a defender going over or under a screen.

1. Maintain an Elite Mindset.
2. Have Motivation and Commitment.
3. ​Have Focus and Awareness.
4. Have Self-Control and Discipline.
5. Make Process 80% of your endeavor and Outcome 20% of your endeavor.
6. Use Mental Imagery and Méditation to accomplish performance.
7. Have Routines and Habits of Excellence.
8. Have excellent Time Management Skills and Organizational Skills.
9. Lead from the Front and Beyond.
​10. Be an Innovator.

​NFHS Edition
1. With 7:15 in the 1st Qtr, A1 is performing a designated spot throw-in. B1 reaches across the plane and dislodges the ball from A1. The following are True statements:
a. B1 is charged with an intentional personal foul and a team warning.
b. B1 is charged with a technical foul and a team warning.
c. Team B is charged with a technical foul and a team warning.
2. With 7:15 in the 1st Qtr, A1 is performing a designated spot throw-in. B1 reaches across the plane and hits A1 in the arm. The following are True statements:
a. B1 is charged with an intentional personal foul and a team warning.
b. B1 is charged with a technical foul and a team warning.
c. Team B is charged with a technical foul and a team warning.
3. With 7:15 in the 1st Qtr, A1 is performing a designated spot throw-in. A1 reaches across the plane and is fouled by B1. The following are True statements.
a. B1 is charged with a technical foul.
b. B1 is charged with a common foul.
c. B1 is charged with an intentional personal foul.
d. B1 is charged with an intentional personal foul and a warning.
4. B1 scores on a “15” foot jump shot. Team A is entitled to run the end line. B1 reaches across the plane and hits A1 in the wrist. The following are True statements.
a. Team A will receive 2 shots and the ball at the division line.
b. A1 will receive “2” shots and the ball at the spot of the foul. Team A is not entitled to run the end line.
c. A1 will receive “2” shots and the ball at the spot of the foul. Team A is entitled to run the end line.
5. A common foul can be the following:
a. Personal Foul.
b. An Intentional Foul.
c. A Flagrant Foul.
d. Double Personal Foul.
e. Player Control Foul.
f. a &e.
g. All of the Above.

Answers:
1. b- 9-2-10-Penalty-3, 10-4-d.
2. a- 9-2-10- Penalty-4, 4-19-3e.
3. c- 4-19-3e. 9-2-10-Penalty-4
4. b- 7-5-7b, 10- Penalties Summary-4.
5. f- 4-19-2.

​In the first half during a team A throw-in, B1 is guarding the thrower-in, reaches through the boundary line before the ball is released, and the official properly blows the whistle and issues a delay warning. In the second half, after a successful goal by team B, B2 interferes with the ball by knocking it away from A3, who was attempting to grab the ball to make the throw-in. Handle the Situation?

2. Following team A’s successful goal, team B inbounds the ball with 2:30 on the game clock. Team A is in a full-court press, team B still has the ball in its backcourt, and B1 calls a timeout when the official’s 10-second backcourt count is at nine seconds. Following the timeout, B1 completes the throw-in to B2, who is in team B’s backcourt. B2 holds ball for one second such that the official’s count is at one second. The official calls a 10-second backcourt violation. Is this correct?

3. A1 is injured during the game, and the official blows the whistle to stop play. Team A’s head coach chooses to replace A1 with substitute A6 and does so within the time limit. No other substitutes are at the table when A6 reports and enters the game. Team B’s coach recognizes A6 is entering the game and sends B7 to the table to enter the game prior to the ball becoming live. Shall B7 be allowed to enter the game during this dead-ball period?

4. A1 attempts a try. The ball comes to rest on the ring. B1 grabs the ring and does not prevent themselves from injury. The following are True Statements:
a. The basket counts.
b. B1 should be charged with a technical foul.
c. Team A will receive “2” shots and the ball at the division away from the scorers table.
d. All of the Above.

5. Intentional foul can only be a personal foul. T-F.

Answers:
1. Charge Team B with a technical foul, Team A will receive two free throws and the ball at the division line away from the scoring table. 4-47-1, 10-2-b,c,g.
2. No- Team B would receive a new “10” second count because team control ended. 4-12-3c, 9-8.
3. Yes- 3-3-1-d.
4. d- Case Book-9.11.1. Situation B.
5. False- 4-19-3

Intentional & Flagrant  Foul Guidelines

1. The Severity of the Contact.
2. Legitimate Basketball Play. For example, whether a player is making a legitimate effort to block a shot, note, however, that a foul committed during a block attempt can still  be considered intentional or flagrant if other criteria are present such as recklessness and hard contact to the head, neck, shoulder or face.

3. Wind-Up/Impact/ Follow Through.

4. Potential for Injury Resulting from Contact. For example, a blow to the head and a foul committed when a player is in a vulnerable position.

5. Severity of any injury suffered by the offended player.

6. Outcome of the Contact. For example, did it lead to an altercation.

7. Intentional Fouls are contact against a player with or without the ball and is unnecessary.

8. Flagrant Fouls are contact against a player with or without the ball and is unnecessary and excessive.

9. Intentional contact on a live ball is a personal foul.

10. Intentional contact on a dead ball is a technical foul.

11. Flagrant contact on a live ball is a personal foul.

12. Flagrant contact on a dead ball is a technical foul. 

13. Remember when a defender fouls the thrower-in , its an intentional foul, whether the defender breaks the plane and makes contact with the thrower-in or the offender breaks the plane and the defender makes contact with the thrower-in.

14. One official go to the player who was fouled, the other go to the player who fouled and the third official secure the perimeter. 

15. These has to be a team officiating effort.

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