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This document provides an overview of basketball referee signals and violations versus fouls. It defines violations as rule breaks like traveling or stepping out of bounds, while fouls involve physical contact or abusive language. The importance of knowing referee signals is explained, as they allow non-verbal communication between players and officials to counteract crowd noise. Five common signals are then enumerated - including personal fouls like holding, illegal screens, and hand checking as well as violations like traveling, 3 seconds in the lane, and double dribbling. Brief descriptions are provided for each.

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Pe M3L1

This document provides an overview of basketball referee signals and violations versus fouls. It defines violations as rule breaks like traveling or stepping out of bounds, while fouls involve physical contact or abusive language. The importance of knowing referee signals is explained, as they allow non-verbal communication between players and officials to counteract crowd noise. Five common signals are then enumerated - including personal fouls like holding, illegal screens, and hand checking as well as violations like traveling, 3 seconds in the lane, and double dribbling. Brief descriptions are provided for each.

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MODULE 3:

LESSON 1: BASKETBALL REFEREE


SIGNALS

ASSESSMENT:
1. Differentiate between violations and foul. (10 points)
 Violations are actions by players that break a basketball rule-such as traveling,
stepping on the line, and backcourt. While Fouls are cause by physical contact
(holding, pushing) or actions (acting out like you are going to hit another player but
you don’t) or even extreme abusive yelling or cussing (technical foul).
2. Why it is important that we should know/ familiar the basketball referee hand
signals? (10 points)
 A hand signal in basketball is predominantly used when players want to
communicate something non-verbally to their teammates. They use a hand gesture
instead to tell their teammates what the play is for offense of defense. Hand Signals
also can be used by coaches and referees as a way to counter act loud crowds at
games.

ENUMERATION:
Directions: Give at least 5 basketball referee hand signals of the following and write a brief
description.
(2 point each)

PERSONAL FOUL VIOLATIONS

HOLDING - When a player uses their hands to grab TRAVELLING - a violation of the rules that
their opponent to impede or prevent them from occurs when a player holding the ball moves
moving or advancing with or without the ball. one or both their feet illegally.

ILLEGAL OR “MOVING” PICK/SCREEN - When a 3 SECONDS - if the player stops his


player fails to maintain a set position while setting a continuous motion toward the
screen or pick. Screens must be performed in a basket or stops short of exiting the
standstill manner.
lane, respectively, the count
resumes where it was discontinued.
HAND CHECK - When a player continually uses 5 SECONDS- A five-second closely guarded
their hands on an opposing player. This foul is violation may be called against an offensive
typically called on defenders at the perimeter to keep player with the ball when that player is
a safe distance between the ballhandler and the guarded closely for five seconds or more,
basket. and does not pass, shoot, or dribble within
that time.
TRIPPING - When a player uses their leg or foot to 8 SECONDS- A player shall not be
throw off their opponent’s balance. the first to touch a ball which he
or a teammate caused to go from
frontcourt to backcourt while his
team was in control of the ball.
ELBOWING- When a player excessively swings DOUBLE DRIBBLE- occurs when a player
their elbows and hits another player. ends their dribble by catching or causing the
ball to come to rest in one or both hands and
then dribbles it again with one hand or when
a player touches it before the ball hits the
ground.

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