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Tip - Off Classic 2008 - Rules - posted: 12/04/2008
1. All games will be played according to F.I.B.A. rules. (Except SHSSA modifications [30 sec. Shot clock, 10 sec. Line]).
2. Games will consist of 4 – 10 minute quarters, one-minute interval after first and third quarter.
3. 10-Second Rule: If a 10-second count is interrupted because a defensive player causes the ball to go out-of-bounds, the throwing-in team shall have only the time remaining in the 10-second period to cause the ball to move to the front court.
4. Overtime:
a. First overtime period will be 5 minutes:
i) The clock will stop after a basket in the last minute of the first overtime period.
ii) Each team is allowed one timeout (no carry over).
b. If the game is still tied after first overtime period:
i) Teams will have a one-minute break.
ii) Winner is first team to five points.
iii) Overtime period is continuation of fourth quarter (same direction, carry over team fouls, etc.
iv) Each team allowed one timeout prior to five points.
c. Championship Final – No five point rule, teams will play 5 - minute overtimes until the tie is broken.
5. In all games, the decision made by the game referee shall be final. No protests or appeals will be accepted. The Tip-Off Technical Committee shall, in conjunction with the game referee, rule on other matters.
Tip-Off Technical Committee:
Brent Hills (School Administration)
Scott Aaro (Official’s Organization)
Jay Harvey
Darryl Johnson
Lee Reimer
6. “Home Team” is the bottom team on the draw – as in FIBA rules; the Home Team wears light (white) and has choice of warm-up basket and bench (same end as basket).
7. Each team is responsible for providing their own basketballs for warm-up. Basketballs will not be provided at any of the three locations. (MR, MG, EH)
8. No Dunking is permitted during warm-ups.
9. Please do not park in school parking lots during school hours. Please park on the street.
10. Please supervise your teams in hallways and locker rooms.
11. Ejection of Coach from a Contest (According to SHSAA handbook)
If a coach is ejected from a contest the incident shall be reported in writing by the official and by the host school to the Executive Director who shall investigate the matter to determine if there was a breach of the bylaws of the Association.
In the event of a coach being ejected from a contest, the contest will be forfeited if there is not another approved coach or supervisor present to supervise the team.
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Basic FIBA Rule Difference From NCAA or NATL Federation
1. The wide key is used for the restricted area.
2. The ball is handled by the official(s) on all violations in the frontcourt or backcourt.
3. FIBA now plays alternate possession. The first period of the game shall begin with a jump ball. Each remaining period shall begin with an alternating possession throw-in by the team entitled to the next alternating possession.
4. A maximum of 5 players may occupy the free throw lanes during a free throw – two teammates and three opponents of the shooter. Only the opponents of the free throw shooter may occupy the first lane space. Players shall not occupy a lane space to which their team is not entitled. Any player not in a marked lane space must be behind the three-point line and free throw line extended. Players occupying lane spaces may enter the restricted area upon release of the free throw by the shooter; all others may enter the restricted area only after the ball has hit the rim.
5. A technical foul to a player/coach/bench results in two free throw plus possession at center court.
6. An unsportsmanlike foul (old intentional foul) to a player results in two free throws and possession of the ball. A second unsportsmanlike foul committed by a player shall be considered a disqualifying foul.
7. Substitutions:
Either team may substitute following a violation.
8. A team is allowed two timeouts in the first half and three in the second half and one in each overtime period. Time-outs are called by the coach through the scorer’s/timer table. Timeouts cannot be carried over from the first half to the second half, and the second half to any overtime periods. There is only a one-minute break after first and third quarters.
9. Ball returned to the backcourt: The exception is eliminated for an airborne player (non-jumper) who controls a jump tap at the center circle and lands in the backcourt. After a back over center violation, the throw-in shall be taken in the frontcourt. It is a violation on a throw-in to throw the ball from the frontcourt to the backcourt.
10. A coach shall be disqualified if he or she accumulates 3 technical fouls for unsportsmanlike conduct for the behavior of bench personnel. However, if a coach is assessed two unsportsmanlike technicals resulting from PERSONAL unsportsmanlike conduct, the coach shall be disqualified.
11. Only the head coach is allowed to remain standing while the game is being played. All others within the team bench area must remain seated. (Warning first, then Technical)
12. The clock is stopped after a successful basket during the last 2 minutes of play in the game or in the last minute any overtime period. (See Tip-Off overtime rule.) The team that has just been scored on can request a time-out or a substitution(s) providing the request is made prior to the ball becoming live again. (i.e. before the thrower-in has the ball at his disposal for a throw-in after the basket). If the team who has been scored upon requests a substitution, the team who has scored may also substitute (1 or 1, 2 for 2, etc.)
SHOT CLOCK: Once a team has control of the ball on the court, you have 30 seconds in which to put up a shot and have it hit the rim (the concept of rim as in NCAA and CIS Rules).
13. SHSAA (Saskatchewan High School Athletic Association) across the province is using the old 10 sec. – 30 sec. time guidelines.
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