Diamond (Baseline Out of Bounds)
5 sets a backscreen for 4. 4 pops out to the left wing. 5 steps back to the basket. |
1 pops out to the right wing. 3 sets a backscreen for 4. 4 cuts to the basket/right low block. 2 passes to 4. |
Diamond TWO (Baseline Out of Bounds)
2 sets a back screen for 5.
5 cuts to the left low block.
4 sets a cross screen for 2.
2 pops out to the right wing.
1 can pass to 5 on the block or 2 on the wing.
2014 IAABO Rule Changes |
The first rule changes speak to uniforms which consists of armbands, leg bands, etc., which I won't spend time on. The below referenced are 3 additional changes that reference in game violations that need to be understood by both players and coaches.
4-19-3d d. Excessive contact with an opponent while the ball is live or until an airborne shooter returns to the floor. Rationale: This change expands the definition of an intentional foul to include excessive contact committed by all players including players in control to more clearly address the contact with the elbow(s) issue, not just those playing the ball. The expansion of the definition provides a more clear definition of an intentional foul reducing the subjectivity in making rulings on this type of play. 9-1-4g g. This is in reference to foul shooting. A player occupying a marked lane space may not have either foot beyond the vertical plane of the outside edge of any lane boundary, or beyond the vertical plane of any edge of the space (2 inches by 36 inches) designated by a lane-space mark or beyond the vertical plane of any edge of the space (12 inches by 36 inches) designated by a neutral zone. A player shall position one foot near the outer edge of the free-throw lane line. The other foot may be positioned anywhere within the designated 36-inch lane space until the ball has been released (from the shooter's hand instead of waiting for it to hit the rim). Rationale: The current rule “until the ball touches the ring or backboard” creates two obstacles for officials. (1) Attempting to watch the ball strike the ring or backboard while simultaneously attempting to observe if any players/free thrower violate the lane line restrictions. (2) Insufficient time for the perimeter official(s) to step down in an effort to obtain optimum angles on the players involved in rebounding a missed try. This change proposal would provide the opportunity to effectively eliminate both obstacles. In recent years we have moved players along the lane spaces up, and removed excess players along the lane lines, so the rationale for changing this rule to its current status is no longer an issue. 10-6-12 New The following acts constitute a foul when committed against a ball handler/dribbler (offensive player with the ball outside the lane): a. Placing two hands on the player. b. Placing an extended arm bar on the player. c. Placing and keeping a hand on the player. d. Contacting the player more than once with the same hand or alternating hands. Rationale: Rather than continuing to make hand-checking a point of emphasis year after year, simply add a brand new rule that requires a personal foul be called any time this type of contact occurs on a player holding or dribbling the ball outside of the lane area. The NFHS game needs this type of illegal contact on the perimeter ball handlers and dribblers eliminated. In short, play smart, gain the defensive advantage by using your feet and keep your hands off of the offensive player. In regards to foul shooting, be ready to advance to the basket once the shooter releases the ball. |
