СРЕЋНИ НОВОГОДИШЊИ И БОЖИЋНИ ПРАЗНИЦИ

ХУМАНИТАРНИ БАСКЕТ ТУРНИР

 

  Комора младих активних грађана, у суботу 21.12.2013.год у сали гимназије "Бора Станковић", окупила је организације, компаније, појединце и пријатеље добре воље, како би заједно прикупили новчана средства и тако помогли установи "Мара". 

  Удружење кошаркашких судија источне Србије се придружило манифестацији и дало свој скромни допринос овој акцији.

 

 





ЕДУКАЦИЈА - ПРЕДАВАЊА

 

ХАЛА ЧАИР - прес центар

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Гости предавачи:

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2. ТОМИСЛАВ СИМИЋ - тренер ОКК Јуниор

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BASKETBALL RULES through HISTORY

 Timeline of the evolution of BASKETBALL RULES:

 

1895 - The free throw line was officially placed 15 feet from the basket

1985 - Field goal or basket was changed from counting as three to two points. Free throws were changed from three points to one.

1896 - Backboard added

1897 - Five players of each team on the court at the time

1905 - Rims with open nets become standard 

1908 - Player ejected after five fouls

1915 - The dribbler was permitted to shoot. In addition, the dribble was defined as the "continuous passage of the ball", which made a double-dribble illegal
1921 - A player was allowed to re-enter the game once. Before that, once a player left he couldn't return.

1922 - Travelling was changed from a foul to a violation. In other words, instead of the other team getting a free throw, the team in violation simply lost the ball

1923 - Designated free throw shooter eliminated

1924 - The player who was fouled had to shoot his own free throws. Prior to that, there was usually one player who shot all his team's free throws

1929 - The charging foul by the dribbler was called for the first time

1931 - The "held-ball" could be called when a closely guarded player withheld the ball from play for five seconds. The result was a jump ball

1933 - The ten-second center or midcourt line was introduced to cut down on stalling

1934 - A player could now leave and re-enter the game twice

1935 - The three-second rule was introduced

1936 - Center jump eliminated after each basket. That led to more continuous play
1945 - Defensive goaltending was banned. Unlimited substitution was introduced
1946 - Five personal foul now disqualified a player. An extra foul was not permitted in overtime games

1949 - Coaches were allowed to speak to players during the time-out

1954 - NBA adopts 24-second shot clock or lose possession

1956 - FIBA adopts 30.second shot clock

1957 - The free throw line was increased from 6 to 12 feet wide
1958 - Offensive goaltending was banned

1971 - Five-on-five full court game becomes standard for women
1975 - NBA eliminates center jump to start the second, third and fourth periods
1976 - NBA permits the ball to be moved to the center line after time-out in last 2 mins

1979 - NBA adds three-point shot
1984 - FIBA adopts a three-point line, 6.25m from the center of the basket
1988 - NBA adopts three officials
1997 - NBA mandates a 4foot arc around the basket where a player control foul for charging cannot be called if a player bumps into a primary defender
2000 - FIBA changes the shot clock from 30 to 24 seconds, and the number of seconds to advance the ball past half-court from 10 to 8 seconds
2001 - NBA follows the FIBA rule, reducing the time for a team to advance the ball past midcourt from 10 seconds to 8 seconds

2003 - FIBA adopts the possession arrow rule to settle jump ball situations during game
2005 - FIBA permits the ball to be moved to the center line following a time out in the final two minutes of the fourth period or overtime
2006 - FIBA permits instant replay, based on the NBA rule
2006 - FIBA added third official for the first in international competition

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