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Mastering Bench Decorum: Play #38 Review
In this training video, officials analyze Play #38 from the Florida vs. Houston game, emphasizing the importance of clear communication regarding fouls. The center official effectively identifies and reports an off-ball defensive foul on #5 Blue while simultaneously assessing bench decorum, leading to a Technical Foul on the Blue team's bench. The training highlights the necessity for officials to swiftly convey essential information to the table, including details about the fouls, the number of free throws, and any adjustments to the shot clock. Additionally, the non-calling officials are reminded to maintain game flow by preparing for the Technical Foul shots promptly, showcasing the critical balance between authority and efficiency in officiating.
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Play BreakDown
Play #38 Florida vs Houston Bench Decorum
On this play an off ball freedom of movement defensive foul is called on #5 Blue. The Center official keeps his focus on his primary area of responsibility and calls the illegal contact. As the calling official makes his way to the table to report the foul he calls a Technical Foul on the Blue teams bench/assistants.
It is really important to clearly communicate to the table all the information, the original foul called on #5 Blue, the Class A or Class B Technical foul and whether or not its a personnel and team foul, how many shots will be attempted, any adjustments that may need to be made to the shot clock, etc.
Also note how quickly the information is given to the head coach by the calling official. Get in, give the information and get out.
As the non calling officials, run the game. Find out who is going to attempt the Technical Foul shots and get them lined up and ready to go. Keep the game moving.
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