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A Movie and Basketball — Part II
Email and ice
By Jeff Kearney
August 17th, 2010

Part II: Wherein Jeff finishes his account of his odyssey of crime (he moved) and punishment (he wasn't known). Crime may not pay – but perseverance and hard work, laced with talent, always do.

Part II (Email and ice) is a monument to how associations ought to work – but seldom do.

A Basketball Pregame Should ... — Part I
be efficient during a dead ball
By Lee Jones
August 13th, 2010

Lee discusses the importance of being efficient during dead balls – to get it right as we move the game along.

Last month he also talked about the pregame – in football.

These multisport officials, like Lee, give me the willies, as my Uncle Jack would say. 

Basketball Clinic: Family Style — Part XI
Joe Lindsay wraps it up
By Dennis Cirillo
August 12th, 2010

This is our final article documenting Joe Lindsay's insightful talk regarding "Accountability in Officiating." In this installment, Joe offers us some thought-provoking phrases.

Even though Joe Lindsay wrapped up his presentation, we will not call it quits until I review some of Joe's finer points in Part XII.

But for now, let's get back to the Jersey Shore. Members, click to enter. Non-members, click here.

It's Jerseylicious!

Basketball Myths
Over the back ain't what it used to be
By Tony Haire
August 11th, 2010

Tony Haire is going to tell us about a basketball myth, something he calls "announcer speak": Number 13 went over the back, and nobody blew a whistle.

Click the title to find out why.

Managing a Game Professionally
By Kathy Jenkins
August 9th, 2010

Managing the game professionally means taking charge of your officiating assignment from start to finish. If you have been given the assignment of referee in charge of your crew for the game, you must be ready and able to handle all aspects of the game in an effective way. Being in charge gives you the responsibility for how smoothly the contest runs.

Continue the "lesson" inside.

Editor's note: Is our face red! A glitch in the database saved Kathy's article twice. Try as we could, we couldn't find where the problem lay. So you'll see "Managing a Game Professionally" and you'll see "Managing a Game Professionally."

That's OK, though. The article has enough vital informationi to make it worth reading twice. Usually, though, you can re-read the same piece. But sometimes, the computer worms ....

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