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Executive Board
President
Tyler Brooks
Columbus, OH
Vice President
Gregg Ryder
Lewis Center, OH
2nd Vice President
Donald Wood
New Albany, OH
Past President
Keith Dalton
Gahanna, OH
Secretary / Treasurer
Paul Melcher
Westerville, OH
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COBOA NewsThe State Rules Interpretation Meetings for basketball is now live and accessible through your myOHSAA profile.
To access online State Rules Meetings:
Login to your myOHSAA account (http://officials.myohsaa.org/Logon)
Click on the “Rules Meetings” icon in the upper right
Click on “Find a State Meeting” from left-side menu
Search for your sport specific State Rules Meeting using the ‘Sports’ and ‘Meeting Type’ (be sure to select “Official”) drop-down menus
Click on ‘View Meeting’
The deadline to complete the meeting requirement without paying the $50 penalty fee is November 21 @ 11:59 p.m.
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Welcome to the COBOAPlans for local meetings and continued education will take place via a single platform from OHSAA this year...no in-person or electronic COBOA meetings will take place for the 20-21 season. Stay tuned for more information, updates and details from OHSAA.
Additionally, membership dues for the 20-21 basketball season will not be collected...all paid up and active members will remain members in good standing.
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Past Presidents who attended the 2019 COBOA Banquet |
Ask the Expert
Player A ends their dribble near the free throw line. While pivoting and looking to pass, they find themselves with an unobstructed shot. Instead of shooting, the player throws the ball off the backboard to themselves, moves to catch it, and then lands with the ball. Is this a violation? If it is not a violation, what is the player permitted to do once they land with the ball?
Case book 9.5 touches on this scenario, but does not provide clarity outside of saying that the player can catch the ball after passing to themselves off their own backboard. This was not an alley-oop to themselves, as the player came back to the ground with the ball with no shot attempt. Click Here to read the Expert's answer.
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