UNLOCK The Power of AI Training
AI is being used to enhance the learning experience by summarizing key plays, reviewing positioning, and analyzing communication techniques with coaches and players. By leveraging AI, officials can quickly access feedback, receive detailed summaries of conversations, and improve decision-making skills. This innovative approach accelerates the learning curve, making it easier for officials to refine their craft and stay consistent in their performance on the court.
About Jamie Luckie
40 years Basketball Officiating Experience
20 NCAA Tournaments/ Multiple Regional and Sweet Sixteens
3 Final Fours
3 Postseason NIT Finals
ACC 27 years
25 straight ACC Tournaments / 6 ACC Finals
Worked multiple finals in Southern/CAA/ Big South / A 10 Conferences
Additional conferences, officiated in Big 12 / Big 10 / SEC / Big East
My message …I have been very fortunate to be around and trained by some of the best officiating minds in history, Joe Forte/ JimBurch/ Nolan Fine and now it’s my duty and obligation to pass on the “ craft of officiating “ that I was so gracious to be given.
JHBA AI Curriculum by Jamie Luckie
The key principles for professionalism and continuous improvement in basketball officiating by Jamie Luckie focus on personal development, adaptability, and a strong commitment to the craft. Officials are encouraged to create their own identity while maintaining an athletic appearance that projects authority on the court. High accuracy in calls, aiming for 93-95% correctness, is crucial, and officials should avoid making decisions on unclear plays. The importance of building respect with coaches, learning from both failure and success, and leveraging video technology to improve performance is emphasized. Officials should also view their career as a journey, with clear 1-3-5 year goals for continuous growth. Ultimately, success is built on mastering communication, game management, and professionalism.
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