LEARNING CENTER: COR ACADEMY-Blog

While ambition and enthusiasm are admirable qualities...

Use a digital calendar or planning app specifically for your officiating schedule. Prioritize games and tournaments that offer the best oppo

Over my 28 years of experience, I've developed a competency model that reflects the pinnacle of officiating prowess.

#1 Defensive Throw-in Violation. #2 TravelTravle #3 Defensive foul? #4 Let them pla

Ensuring a successful launch into the season involves more than just rule recitation and a keen eye—it's about comprehensive preparation.

In the realm of basketball officiating, there lies a silent but observable distinction between those who toil behind the scenes....

You make the call, Ref - Who's PCA Shooting or non-shooting

Initial Possession: A team gains possession when the ball is in the control of a player (dribbling or holding) in the frontcourt.

The act of holding the basketball is also a subtle nod to the unity of the officiating team.

In the military, accomplishing the mission is the ultimate goal and takes precedence over individual needs, emotions, and personal desires.

Maintaining a keen understanding of the rules and principles surrounding legal guarding position is crucial for a basketball official,...

My assigner has been instrumental in helping me navigate the various challenges that come with officiating.

When I see a new or junior varsity (JV) official showing up, I can generally tell how serious they are about the role through

I've developed a strategy for gearing up for the months ahead. Whether you're a rookie ref or a seasoned veteran, the following insights

Diversity isn't just a buzzword; it's essential for the growth and health of any organization, including basketball officiating associations

Example Player C from Team A is dribbling the ball down the court, looking to make a play.

As a High School Varsity Official, one of the responsibilities that often falls on our shoulders is evaluating and mentoring Jv

As much as I love the game and take immense pride in my role as an official, this experience unveiled a stark reality.

y journey into the world of basketball officiating was driven by passion and a desire for excellence.

Moving off the restraining circle in (a), and around the circle when more than 3 feet away as in (d), is permissible.