You do a nice job. Definitely has helped on some screens that I might have passed on. Also , I agree with you that when you pick up those illegal screens you increase your credibility .
Really enjoy your breakdown of the videos. I look forward to 5 play Friday's. I'll grab my copy of the rule book and read over the particular section you cover before I watch your plays. Great job! Thanks for sharing.
Point out the rule reference of screening a moving opponent. I thought time and distance was only for screening an opponent not in visual field Great video
What you are saying that the person receiving the ball from a screener, the screener (here dribbling the ball must stop) so the defender could see them 2 or 3 steps prior to the teammate receiving the ball.
The trail official in 2 or 3 man mechanics must come down and work the 28 ft line. If not, it creates problems for your crew. I see to many officials who do this.
@@BetterOfficials Question is team A is going in before 5 minutes before the games starts and team A varsity comes out and puts on a dunk show as team B is still on the court. What do you have. I’m inquiring
That second screen play action where white wasnt allowed time and distance gets missed alot!! Great clips to learn from
"Leg contact by a screener is ALWAYS a foul." That's a great nugget of officiating wisdom!
WOW THANKYOU I FINALLY UNDERSTAND HOW ILLEGAL SCREENING IS DONE
This is great. I'd love more videos on illegal screening.
Great training!!! I plan on utilizing these concepts during my varsity game tonight.
Great stuff. Used to concept working a 2 person game on Friday and help we recognize screens much earlier
You do a nice job. Definitely has helped on some screens that I might have passed on. Also , I agree with you that when you pick up those illegal screens you increase your credibility .
Really helpful. Thanx muchissimo!
Really enjoy your breakdown of the videos. I look forward to 5 play Friday's. I'll grab my copy of the rule book and read over the particular section you cover before I watch your plays. Great job! Thanks for sharing.
Point out the rule reference of screening a moving opponent.
I thought time and distance was only for screening an opponent not in visual field
Great video
Great information. Thanks for taking the time to help clear up situations and make the game of basketball better by making us better officials.
You are welcome! Our pleasure.
Any reviews of same bath screens? Also any video on pregame warms that led to technicals. Like dunking and such
Great stuff!
these videos are helpful , thanks.
What you are saying that the person receiving the ball from a screener, the screener (here dribbling the ball must stop) so the defender could see them 2 or 3 steps prior to the teammate receiving the ball.
The trail official in 2 or 3 man mechanics must come down and work the 28 ft line. If not, it creates problems for your crew. I see to many officials who do this.
Absolutely! Agree 100%.
Need to ask a rules Interpretation can you get a hold of me because I can’t get a hold of you because I don’t know how
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@@BetterOfficials Question is team A is going in before 5 minutes before the games starts and team A varsity comes out and puts on a dunk show as team B is still on the court. What do you have. I’m inquiring
Marty, clarify please. This is pregame? The officials are on the court?
Yes pre game snd halftime
Yes officials on court
Count personal foul or not
And the illegal screen is a personal foul and counts as a team foul towards bonus
can u make a video explaining 3-second violation?