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A look @ the FIBA Rule Changes 2020 – The Scoresheet – Coach TF and DQF in Fighting Situations

One of the changes of the rules we have to work with since this season lies in the scoresheet. FIBA-ref Bernard Vassallo from Malta dove into the changes and shared his knowledge with in a webinar. Check below to absorb it! šŸ™‚
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IOT de Basis

IoT (Individual Officiating Techniques) zijn de belangrijkste aanpassing in de arbitragetechniek sinds 15 jaar. In die periode is er een duidelijke focus geweest op het ontwikkelen van 3po, en dat leidde er toe dat de kwaliteit van de beslissingen die we allemaal namen, laten we het netjes zeggen: aan erosie onderhevig was. De manier om individuele acties te beoordelen is een van de belangrijkste vaardigheden voor scheidsrechters, in 2po Ć©n in 3po. Daarom weer een stukje uitleg. Lees “IOT de Basis” verder

IOT Fundamentals!

Individual Officiating Techniques (IOT) is the most important foundation for either 2 Person Officiating (2PO) or 3 Person Officiating (3PO). It is evident that in the past 15 years there has been a heavy focus
on 3PO (namely for the mechanical movements of the referees on the floor). This has led to a lack of knowledge in how to actually referee individual play phases in the game ā€“ this being the fundamental
skills that referees need to possess in order to process and facilitate the correct decision. Lees “IOT Fundamentals!” verder

If you cannot explain it, don’t call it!

Our clipping hero Sam Subby is always in for a nice situation. The foul in the clip is one to thoroughly watch and understand what happens. What will you call and why?? Remember the motto of our coaches: ‘If you cannot explain it, don’t call it!’

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Always work to get in the right position!

You need to go where you gotta go , to see what you gotta see. It has been our motto for ages, and we might have it printed on t-shirts if we ever decide to take that turn. For lead referees that means that you have to be on the baseline the moment play is on the freethrowline, so work for it! In this Sam Subby clip we have a situation where the calling ref is pretty nicely in the right position. But a lot of things can be called. What will you be calling in this situation? Lees “Always work to get in the right position!” verder

No call/ foul ?? What will you do?

Sometimes there’s a very thin line between a no call and a defensive foul. Our coaches always say: if you can’t explain it, don’t call it. So now we are curious what you all will make from the next clip: Defensive foul or no call? Or even something else??? Please share your view with us, and do explain why this is your decision. Lees “No call/ foul ?? What will you do?” verder

What will you call?

Sometimes even a 3po crew is not enough to immediately understand what is happening. Well let’s be honest here: I had to check the replay to see what went on. You all can too. What will be the call you will make in the situation in this clip??? Thanks again to Sam Subby for finding this awesome situation. In a few days our decision, so check back! Lees “What will you call?” verder