Excellent information, especially for new officials. Please have all participants on your zoom on mute though until they want to say something, very distracting.
When you call an offensive foul, do you need to report it in the foul reporting area? I've seen many referees just signal the foul where it happened, but not report it a second time in the foul reporting area.
The proper mechanic is to always go to the foul reporting area to report the foul, even in offensive fouls. Many officials get lazy and just take a step or two forward but that is incorrect.
Extremely good video, the instructor was marvelous. The one participant with the brush kept banging it against his face was distracting. Maybe he should be considerate and MUTE his mike!
Information given is good and laid out well.. The need for comments from the others.. Is Zero, none and poor. I some instance flat wrong. Eliminate the non- knowledge participants from any video. And the guy combing its hair ?? Seriously... I didn't make it to the end just on the non-sense.. Otherwise info would of been good.
What about plays with secondary defenders? AFAIK, plays with secondary defenders should go to the Lead. The college and IAABO mechanics books let the Lead have plays with secondary defenders.
The NFHS does not address secondary defenders and how they should be managed. The officials manual states clearly that typically an official should rule fouls in his/her PCA. If you officiate your primary and expect your partner will do the same, situations that require help, or double whistles with 2 different signals, should happen less frequently.
@@OfficialsInstitute This is definitely something that the next version of the mechanics manual should address. If not, this is something to cover in intermediate-level training materials or classes.
Every state is different in the requirements of age for high school officiating, however, there is always rec ball and little kid ball that uses younger officials can work. Find someone you know that is currently an official and ask them how to get involved.
You don't want to be reffing high school games with the possibility of players being older than you. Start out in youth ball and as you get into your 20s the high school kids will have more respect for you.
Very good instructor. Knowledgeable insightful and very very patient.
We are glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching.
Excellent information, especially for new officials. Please have all participants on your zoom on mute though until they want to say something, very distracting.
Thank you for watching.
When you call an offensive foul, do you need to report it in the foul reporting area? I've seen many referees just signal the foul where it happened, but not report it a second time in the foul reporting area.
The proper mechanic is to always go to the foul reporting area to report the foul, even in offensive fouls. Many officials get lazy and just take a step or two forward but that is incorrect.
@@OfficialsInstitute thank you!
Extremely good video, the instructor was marvelous. The one participant with the brush kept banging it against his face was distracting. Maybe he should be considerate and MUTE his mike!
This is an old video and we hope we have gotten better at moderating and muting distracting participants. Thanks for watching.
Information given is good and laid out well.. The need for comments from the others.. Is Zero, none and poor. I some instance flat wrong. Eliminate the non- knowledge participants from any video.
And the guy combing its hair ?? Seriously... I didn't make it to the end just on the non-sense.. Otherwise info would of been good.
Thank you for your feedback. We are planning on creating a series of videos focusing on 3 person (and 2 Person) mechanics.
Thank you for this video. Very helpful! This is my first year doing basketball. Been doing football for a while.
Glad it was helpful!
put the comb down!
thnx
Good day just watching the video I believe that in FIBA the referee who makes the call should rotate to the opposite side of the table, please advise
This is based on NFHS mechanics. For FIBA differences check with your local associations.
OUTSTANDING video for newer officials and veterans alike. Thank you for the instruction!
Our pleasure!
Great job! I’ve added this to my pre-game routine. It usually plays the morning of games.
Sounds great!
This is a awesome teaching video, thank you to all officials that were apart of this video.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
What about plays with secondary defenders? AFAIK, plays with secondary defenders should go to the Lead. The college and IAABO mechanics books let the Lead have plays with secondary defenders.
The NFHS does not address secondary defenders and how they should be managed. The officials manual states clearly that typically an official should rule fouls in his/her PCA. If you officiate your primary and expect your partner will do the same, situations that require help, or double whistles with 2 different signals, should happen less frequently.
@@OfficialsInstitute This is definitely something that the next version of the mechanics manual should address. If not, this is something to cover in intermediate-level training materials or classes.
Thank you for this solid resource as I learn 3-Person.
Glad it was helpful!
This was super helpful! I have my first 3-man and this helped me a lot.
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much I got a game to ref
Thank you for watching.
Hey guys,
Can I referee if I’m 17?
Every state is different in the requirements of age for high school officiating, however, there is always rec ball and little kid ball that uses younger officials can work. Find someone you know that is currently an official and ask them how to get involved.
You don't want to be reffing high school games with the possibility of players being older than you. Start out in youth ball and as you get into your 20s the high school kids will have more respect for you.
Too many people talking. Better video if only one person commentating.
This presentation needs and update. Maybe we’ll put a new one in.