REBOUNDING and VERTICALITY

Holding is illegal personal contact with an opponent that interferes with his _______________________ of movement.

Holding occurs with which parts of the body?

• Legs

• Arms

• Any body part

• Hands

A pushing foul can occur on an opponent with or without the ball....

• True

• False

A defensive player may push his opponent back and away from the rim on a rebounding situation as long as he has established an initial LEGAL position.

• False

• True

• No idea

Any player can come out of their own vertical space on a rebound situation, provided they do not make contact with a legally established opposing player who is also vying for the ball.

• False

• True

• No idea

If two opposing players are both clutching and grabbing one another equally on rebound activity, we do not necessarily need to call a foul.

• Depends which team gains possession of the ball.

• We need to have an automatic double foul here.

• Provided this action does not escalate to something more by one or both players, we can play on.

• I have no idea.

As opposing players are jumping for a rebound, one falls to the floor, causing the other player to trip over them and subsequently land on the floor. This is a foul on the player who initially fell to the floor.

• False

• No - play on

• No idea

• True

Clamping or clutching during rebound action is the responsibility of which official?

• Lead

• Trail

• Both

A foul called during rebound activity will NOT result in free throws for the opposition if the fouling team is in the penalty.

• True

• No idea

• False

• This is a loose ball foul so we can't have free throws

What type/signal of foul would we call/use if a legally established defender who is blocking out, is moved forward 2-3 feet by an opposing player during rebound activity.

• Hold

• Dislodge

• Block

• Push