Thursday, March 3, 2016

Referee Signals




Referee Basketball
Violations Signals

Basketball traveling violaton referee signal
Walking or traveling
(not bouncing the ball while walking) 

Basketball double dribble violaton referee signal
Illegal or double dribble 

Carrying or palming signal
Carrying or Palming the ball 

Over and back signal
Over and back (half-court violation) 
Five second violation signal
Five second violation 

basketball official signal for 10 seconds
Ten seconds (taking more than 10 seconds to get the ball over half court) 

referee kicking signal for basketball
Kicking (intentionally kicking the ball) 

basketball three second signal
Three seconds (offensive player is in the lane or key for more than 3 seconds) 

Referee Basketball Foul Signals

Hand check foul
Hand check 

Holding foul
Holding 

Blocking signal
Blocking 

Pushing foul
Pushing 
Charging foul signal in basketball
Charging or player control foul 

Intentional Foul signal
Intentional foul 

Technical Foul
Technical foul or "T" (generally for misconduct or unsportsmanlike behavior) 

Other Referee Signals

Basketball jump ball
Jump Ball 

30 second time out
30 second time out 

Three point shot attempt
Three point attempt 

Three point shot made
Three point score
Official no score signal in basketball
No Score 

Start clock signal
Start clock 

Stop clock signal
Stop clock 


Note on Basketball Referees 

Keep in mind that the referees are there to make the game better. Without officials the game would be no fun at all and they are doing the best they can. They WILL make mistakes. Basketball is a difficult game to referee. That's just how it is. Getting angry, yelling at the ref, and throwing a fit does no good and will not help you or your team. Just keep playing and listen to the refs regardless of whether you agree with the call or not. Move on to the next play. They are doing the best they can and are trying to make the game enjoyable for all. 

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