Women's Basketball Case Book Flashcards
(22 cards)
A.R. 1.
Visiting Team B’s captain notices that team B’s pregame warm-up balls are of different type than the official game ball. Team B’s coach requests that Team B be allowed to warm-up using the type of ball to be used in the game.
The official shall inform Team A’s game management that Team B shall be allowed to warm-up with the same type of ball(s) that will be used during the game.
A.R. 3.
The visiting team is advised that its team bench is located:
1) Farther from the division line than the home team’s; or
2) On the opposite end line from the home team’s bench.
The game shall be played with the benches as located by home team management. The referee has no authority to move either bench unless for player safety; however, mutual consent should have been obtained before the game.
A.R. 4
Team A is wearing a patch that is not an American Flag, an institution or conference official logo/mascot or a commemorative/memorial patch. The patch is located in the area between the base of the front neckline and the shoulder seam of the jersey. Is this legal?
No. An American Flag, an institution or conference official logo/mascot and/or commemorative/memorial patch meeting all other rule requirements shall be located in this area. When the American flag is used, it can only be located in this area on the left side of the game jersey.
AR 6
May a player remain in the game when she is wearing an illegal undershirt or undergarment?
No. Similar to the rule regarding jewelry, illegal undershirts or undergarments shall not be worn. A long sleeved undershirt that is not compression/tight fitting shirt is considered to be an illegal undershirt. The player shall leave the game and remove illegal apparel; however, no technical foul shall be assessed.
Rule 1-23.1 & .2
AR 7
Substitute A6 attempts to enter the playing court with a headband or wristband that is not in compliance with the single, dominant color of the game jersey, black, white or beige.
Substitute A6 shall not be permitted to enter the game before either wearing the appropriate headband or wristband or removing the illegal ones.
AR 11
Team A is ahead by 1pt. The game ending horn sounds with the loose ball at the division line. Clearly after playing time has expired, A1 retrieves the ball and dunks it in A1’s basket. The referee b4 checking/approving the final score, sees the action by A1 & assesses a player/sub tech foul. Team A’s coach pushes the refs after the T is called. The ref assesses a flagrant 2 tech to the head coach, ejects the coach & awards Team B 4 free throws.
The referee is correct. The officials jurisdiction does not end until the approval of the final score. Until the officials’ jurisdiction ends, an official may call at T, correct a correctable error (rule 2-12) or correct a bookkeeping mistake by the official scorer. (R 2-4.3)
AR 12
Officials leave the playing area at the end of the game, and while in the locker room, it is discovered that there is a mistake in the score or request for correctable error. (R 2-12)
When the officials leave the visual confines of the playing court when the last period is over, the score has been approved and the game is over. (R 2-4.3)
AR 13
When an official is required to hand/bounce the ball to the thrower in, it is the duty of the official to wait until both teams are ready before doing so?
No. The resumption of play procedure is in effect for the entire game, except to start the 2nd half or any extra period. After the official has given the direction signal and other necessary info, teams are expected to be ready for all normal play situations. When the official inadvertently indicates the wrong team for a throw-in & discovers the error before the throw in ends, the official should withhold the ball from play to permit the players to redeploy themselves. The official should not permit unusual delays during a throw-in. (R 2-7.13 & 4-31)
AR 32
1) A1 or 2) B1 is called for basket interference at Team A’s basket. In 1) , the referee erroneously counts the score or in 2) erroneously fails to count the score. In each case, the error is discovered during the 1st dead ball after the game clock has started.
In 1) & 2), the official made a judgement that basket interference occurred and erred in 1) by counting the score & 2) by not counting the goal. The error should be corrected because it was recognized w/in proper time limit.
(Rule 2-12.1.e & 2-12.3)
AR33
Team A has the ball and is working for a shot. The shot clock horn sounds then A1 shoots and scores an apparent field goal. The shot clock horn is not heard by the officials on the playing court. Play continues with Team B in bounding the ball. With 20 sec on the shot clock, the official calls traveling on B1. At that time, the official timer calls the referee to the scorers table to explain that the shot clock had sounded before A1 scored the field goal.
Officials are permitted to use info from table officials to make corrections. Since it is w/in the correctable time frame, the error can be corrected. When it is determined, in the officials judgement, that the basket was scored after the shot clock horn sounded, the goal shall be cancelled. Since the clock was running in this case, the official has until the 2nd live ball after the error to make the correction. The error should be correctable until the ball is put in play after traveling call.
(Rule 2-12.3, 2-12.1e & 2-7.6)
AR 26
Team A is in control of the ball when A1 and B1 commit a double personal foul, neither of which are flagrant fouls. While reporting the foul, the official assesses a technical foul against the coach of:
1. Team A; or
2. Team B.
Charge the fouls to A1 and B1, but no free throws are awarded. In 1.. and 2. any player from teh offended team shall attempt the two free throws for the technical foul. Play shall be resumed at teh POI, with the ball awarded to Team A, the team in control, at a designated spot nearest to where the ball was located when the double personal foul was committed.
1. Since the T foul was assessed to the coach of Team A, the team in control, the shot clock shall not be reset.
2. Since the T foul was assessed t the coach of Team B, the shot clock shall be reset.
(R 2-11.7.h, 2-11.6.b.2 and 10-1 Penalty f)
AR 27
B1 pushes A1 during an unsuccessful try. A1 is awarded 2 free throws. The first free throw by A1 is successful, after which B2 takes the ball out of bounds under Team A’s basket and passes to B3, who passes to B4 for an uncontested field goal in Team B’s basket. The captain of Team A then calls to the attention of an official that A1 did not receive a 2nd free throw.
The goal by B4 shall count. A1 shall be permitted to attempt the 2nd free throw w/ no players lined up along the free-throw lane. The ball shall then be awarded to Team A out of bounds at the end line nearer Team B’s basket and the thrower-in shall be permitted to run the end line. This was the point where the game was stopped to correct the error.
(R 2-12.1.a and 2-12.2)
AR 27
B1 pushes A1 during an unsuccessful try. A1 is awarded 2 free throws. The first free throw by A1 is successful, after which B2 takes the ball out of bounds under Team A’s basket and passes to B3, who passes to B4 for an uncontested field goal in Team B’s basket. The captain of Team A then calls to the attention of an official that A1 did not receive a 2nd free throw.
The goal by B4 shall count. A1 shall be permitted to attempt the 2nd free throw w/ no players lined up along the free-throw lane. The ball shall then be awarded to Team A out of bounds at the end line nearer Team B’s basket and the thrower-in shall be permitted to run the end line. This was the point where the game was stopped to correct the error.
(R 2-12.1.a and 2-12.2)
AR 28
After the bonus is in effect, B1 is penalized for holding A1. A1 erroneously is not awarded a free throw. A1 is awarded the ball out of bounds and completes the throw-in to A2. The coach of Team A notifies the official scorer that the coach wants to meet with the official concerning a correctable error. When Team A scores a field goal, the official scorer sounds the game-clock horn and advises the official of the coach’s request for the conference. The official recognizes the corr. error after talking with the coach and official scorer.
The field goal by Team A shall count. The error is correctable bc it happened w/in a prescribed time limit of Rule 2-12. A1 shall be awarded her merited free throw(s) and play shall be resumed w/ a throw-in by Team B, who is entitled to run the endline.
(R 2-12.1.a, 2-12.5 and 1-12.2)
AR 29
Before the bonus rule is in effect, B1 fouls A1. The official ers by awarding A1 a one-and-one attempt.
1. A1 make the first free throw try and the error is then discovered; or
2. A1 is successful in both free throws and then the official detects the error; or
3. A1 misses the front end of the one-and-one and the game clock starts, at which time the official detects the error or
4. A1 is successful in the first bonus attempt but misses the 2nd free throw, as a result, the game clock starts and B1 scores a field goal.
In each of the 4 situations, the error shall be called to the attention of the official before or during the first dead ball after the game has been properly started.
Each of the 4 situations is a correctable error.
1, 2, and 3 Team A shall be awarded the ball at a designated spot nearest to where the foul occurred. The free throw(s) and activity during it, other than any technical foul or a flagrant 1 or 2 personal foul, shall be canceled. Any points scored, time consumed and additional activity that may occur before the recognition of the error, shall not be nullified.
4) Team A shall be awarded the ball out of bounds at Team B’s end line, which was the POI, to correct the error. The free throw(s) and activity during it, other than any technical foul or a flagrant 1 or 2 personal foul, shall be canceled. Any points scored, time consumed and additional activity that may occur before the recognition of the error, shall be nullified.
(Rule 2-12.1.b, 2-12.5 and 2-12.2)
AR 30
B1 fouls A1 and it’s Team B’s 9th foul of the second half. The official erroneously awards A1 2 free throws instead of a one-and-one. A1:
1. makes 2 free throws; or
2. misses the first free throw and makes the 2nd free throw; or
3. misses both free throws.
W/in the correctable error time limitations, the official shall be notified of their error.
- A1 was entitled to the 2nd free throw because the first was successful. Both free throws shall count and play shall be resumed at POI, which is where play was stopped to correct the error.
- A1’s first free throw was unsuccessful and the player should not have been awarded a 2nd free throw. The successful 2nd free throw shall be nullified and play shall be resumed at POI, which is where play stopped to correct the error.
- A1’s unmerited 2nd free throw was unsuccessful shall be ignored, and play shall be resumed at POI.
(Rule 2-12.1.b, 2-12.5 and 2-12.2)
AR 31
A1 is fouled by B1 during a field-goal attempt and the try is successful. A2 erroneously is awarded the free throw. While A2’s successful attempt is in the air:
1. B3 fouls A3; or
2. B3 commits a flagrant 1 personal foul against A3.
After the successful free throw by A2 and before the ball comes live on the throw in, the coach of Team B properly asks the referee to correct the error of awarding the free throw to the wrong player.
The free throw by A2 shall be canceled, and A1 shall properly attempt the free throw. The common foul by B3 in 1) shall be canceled. The flagrant 1 personal foul in 2) cannot be canceled. The error shall be corrected when A1 is given the free throw to which A1 was entitled as a result of the original foul. In 2), the game shall continue with the administrative of the 2 free throws to A3 resulting from the flagrant 1 personal foul by B3. Team A shall be awarded the ball at the designated spot nearest to where the foul by B3 occured.
(rule 2-12-1.c and 2-12.3)
AR 34
B1 fouls after the bonus is in effect. A1 is not awarded the bonus free throws. Team A is awarded the throw-in. Team A controls the ball inbounds, and A3 eventually asks for and receives a time-out. During the TO, an official recognizes the correctable error or it is called to her attention that A1 should have been awarded a 1 and 1 free throw.
A1 shall be awarded the one and one and play shall be resumed as after any normal free throw. Points scored, time consumed and additional activity that may occur before the recognition of the error shall not be nullified.
(Rule 2-12.5 and 2.12.1.a)
AR 59.
A1 is in the air on a jump shot in the lane. A1 releases the ball on a try and is fouled by B1, who has jumped in an unsuccessful attemp to block the shot. A1’s try is
1) successful
2) unsuccessful
A1 shall be an airborne shooter when the ball is released until she returns to the floor. B1 fouled A1 in the act of shooting and awarded 1 FT in (1) & 2 FT in (2).
AR 60
B1 is standing directly behind the backboard before A1 jumps for a layup. The forward momentum of A1 causes A1 to displace B1.
Offensive foul on A1
AR61
Team A is not ready to take the playing ct after the 2nd signal sounds indicating the end of 1/2 time intermission.
The R should ask the timer to start the digital device used to time timeouts. When team A is not ready to play at the expiration of 1 minute, team A shall be assessed an admin tech foul for delay of game. Team B awarded 2 FT & play resumed at POI. when team A is entitled to AP arrow, it shall not lose control of arrow till the throw-in ends.
AR 62
A5 is fouled during an unsuccessful try for goal. As A5 goes to the FT line, A5 is assessed an unsportsmanlike tech. foul, which is A5’s 5th disqualifying foul. The scorer:
1) informs the official that A5 has been disqualified; or
2) does not inform the official that A5 has been disqualified until after A5 attempts the FTs.
1) a team B player or team member shall attempt the FTs for the tech foul assessed to A5. Play is resumed at the POI & substitute would attempt the FTs for the foul.
2) since A5 & coach were not notified for the disqualification until after the FT, then results of A5’s FT shall stand.
