Definitions
A player who has released the ball on a try for goal. This shooter retains that status until that player returns to the floor
What is and Airborne Shooter
When a player of the team has the disposal of the ball for a throw in.
What is team control
The immediate dismissal of an individual from participation in a game because of specific infraction of the rule
What is an ejection
This defender is a teammate who has helped a primary defender after that player has been beaten by an opponent because they failed to obtain or maintain a guarding position
What is a secondary defender
A non contact foul of behavioral nature committed by a player or bench personal
What is a Technical Foul
Any player with player control (holding or dribbling) outside the lane area.
What is a Ball Handler or Dribbler
During a jump ball, the tapping of a rebound, a try goal after the ball is kn flight. The period that follows any of these acts while the ball.is being batted.
What is no team control
This occurs any time an official blows the whistle by mistake and does not have a ruling to make.
What is an inadvertent whistle
This occurs when a player secures control after a try for goal
What is a rebound
When there is a violation of the rules pertaining to: court and equipment, rosters, benches illegal uniforms, score book, team delays, excessive timeouts and team followers.
What is an administrative Technical Foul
A try for field goal or free Throw but shall.have no significance unless there is a foul by the defense
What is Continuous motion
Handed to the thrower in or free thrower, caught by the thrower in or free thrower after it is bounced to them, available to a player after a goal and the official begins the throw in count
What is Disposal of the ball
The point in the game in which stoppage in play occurs. It's based on the location of the ball and the team in control.
The point of interruption
You will resume play after any of these:
An official inadvertent whistle
An interrupted game
A correctable error
Any double or simultaneous personal foul
The cancellation of equal penalties
An administrative technical foul
What is the Point if interruption
This is an flagrant misconduct by a player or bench personnel
What is an disqualifying foul
Holding or Dribbling a live ball inbounds
What is player control
This is ball movement caused by a player in control who bats, pushes or taps the ball to the playing court once or several times
What is a dribble
A offensive or defensive player in the lane area with or without the ball
What is a post player
The accidental loss of player control
What is a fumble
Committing misconduct for the following:
Purposely obstructing an opponent's vision by waiving or placing a hand near their eyes
Climbing and lifting a player to secure great heights.
A team member dunking a dead ball
What is a player substitute Technical Foul
A player of the team in control, while passing a live ball between teammates and during an interrupted dribble
What is team control
A player catches or palms the ball by allowing the ball to come to rest in one or both hands. Touches the ball with both hands simultaneously, or when the ball becomes dead
What is when a dribble ends
The area is defined as the area bounded by the outer edge of the arc, which has a 4 foot radius measured from the center of the basket and extending to the face if the backboard. A secondary defender is considered to be in this area when any part of either foot is in or above this area
What is Restricted Area
A players illegal contact with an opponent during a live ball and during the dead ball period immediately following a successful goal.
Personal Foul
Player contact for excessive, hard or unnecessary. Not a legitimate attempt to play the ball. Contact away from the ball designed to stop the game clock or prevent it from starting
What is an intentional foul