2011 Tournament Game Play
2011 Brawl for the Ball Tournament Rules»
- NFHS Rules for game play with the following exceptions:
- Official stopped clock consisting of 2 - 16 minute halves.
- Clock will run the final 8 minutes of the game if the lead is 25 points or more.
- Four timeouts will be permitted per game. 2 - full timeouts and 2 - 30 second timeouts.
- Overtime will consist of one 3 minute period. One additional timeout will be granted.
- 5 minute pre-game warm-up.
- 5 minute halftime.
- Due to NCAA rules, games will begin no earlier than scheduled start time. A team will forfeit the game if they are not on the assigned court within 10 minutes of game time. The forfeiting team will lose 20-0.
For Seeding purposes the following Rules apply to all tie-breakers:
- Any two-way tie, head-to-head
- Any three-way tie:
- Point differential of games involving tied teams only.
- Differential value is assessed and ranked with a 20 point maximum.
- In the event two teams end with the same differential value refer to two-way tie.
- In the event all three teams are still tied add in differential with fourth team.
- If three way ties still exist, coin flip.
2011 Brawl for the Ball Tournament Guidelines»
- Home team is listed first or on top and will wear white/light color jerseys.
- Home team will sit to the left of the scorers table.
- ALL Teams must complete the NCAA Online Roster Process.
- No person will be allowed on the bench without registering.
- Registration will consist of presenting picture identification and a complete 14 digit NCAA coach’s approval number. No person will be allowed to coach without this documentation.
- Bench personnel is limited to 4 NCAA approved personnel per team.
- Coaches must wear badges to enter venues.
- Coaches must wear badges while on the bench.
- Everyone other than players will need a ticket to get into any game. Team Players must wear uniforms or warmups for admission to games.
- Event teams, event coaches, fans and general public are strictly prohibited from entering a COLLEGE COACHES ONLY entrance or seating area.
- Event teams will enter and leave the bench area away from the college coaches seating area.
- The NCAA prohibits all Division 1 coaches from talking to event coaches, event players, players’ family members and general public.
- All team members and a team coach are required to attend the mandatory NCAA Educational Session, failure to do so will result immediate disqualification from the tournament.
- Tournament Director’s decision is final and without appeal.