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BIG12SPORTS.COM 2013 - 14 OFFICIALS’ GUIDE 2013-14 OFFICIALS GUIDE Table of Contents Big 12 Conference 400 East John Carpenter Freeway Irving, Texas 75062 Mileage Charts……………….……..……………...2 Phone: 469/524-1000 Fax: 469/524-1045 (Communications) / 469/524-1044 (Championships) Commissioner.......................................................................................................... Bob Bowlsby Baylor………………………...……………….…………..3 Deputy Commissioner...............................................................................................Tim Weiser Senior Associate Commissioner.................................................................................Tim Allen Senior Associate Commissioner...........................................................................Dru Hancock Iowa State………………………...…………………...6 Associate Commissioner - Men’s Basketball & Game Mgmt…….........John Underwood Chief Financial Officer.................................................................................................Steve Pace Kansas………………...…….………….………………..9 Associate Commissioner - Communications & Marketing...............................Bob Burda Associate Commissioner - Football & Student Services...................................Ed Stewart Assistant Commissioner - Compliance...................................................................Keri Boyce Kansas State…………………………………………12 Assistant Commissioner - Events & Human Resources............................Brad Clements Assistant Commissioner - Governance & Academics.....................................David Flores Assistant Commissioner - Championships.......................................................Dayna Scherf Oklahoma………………………....………………….14 Director of Communications...................................................................................Rob Carolla Director of Video Services....................................................................................Sean Hollister Oklahoma State……….……...………….……….17 Associate Director of Communications...........................................................Joni Lehmann Assistant Director of Business Operations………………………………………………… .Neesha Quinn Assistant Director of Championships…………………………………………………………Maria Huggins TCU…………………..……………....………………...20 Assistant Director of Communications.....................................................Laura Rasmussen Video Services Manager...............................................................................................Bret Ayers Texas……………………..…………………..…………23 Digital Services Coordinator........................................................................... Kiron Anderson Big 12 Correspondent……………………………………………………………………………..Wendell Barnhouse Executive Assistant to the Commissioner.........................................................Melanie Ellis Texas Tech..…………..………….………………...26 Administrative Assistant....................................................................................Regina Everett Administrative Assistant..........................................................................................Tracy Hunt Administrative Assistant......................................................................................Valerie Rocha West Virginia…………………..………………...29 Receptionist/Administrative Assistant.....................................................Michelle Peterson Will Hancock Communications Assistant................................................Austin Anderson The Big 12 Officials’ Guide was compiled by the Big 12 championships Will Hancock Communications Assistant................................................Braxton Banning staff with special assistant from Big 12 member institutions. Internet Services Assistant...........................................................................Riannon Rowley Big 12 Conference Sportsmanship Statement The member institutions of the Big 12 Conference are committed to competition in an arena where sportsmanship and sense of fair play take center stage. Whether on the field, within the community or in the classroom, those who make up the Big 12 – its administrators, coaches, game officials, and student-athletes – support the highest ideals in sportsmanship. At the heart of sportsmanship is the commitment of the institutions towards respect for the opposition and those officiating contests in the 23 sports sponsored by the Big 12. It is with a sense of fair play that a true sporting demeanor in the spirit of intercollegiate competition can be created and maintained with a total regard for the welfare of student-athletes, coaches, support personnel and spectators. Sportsmanship on the field of play is governed by Conference rules and guidelines, as well as those established under the NCAA and amateur organizations. It is the responsibility of game officials and administrators to see to strict adherence to these guidelines. The behavior of spectators is managed by event personnel, who are encouraged to deal with interference or abuse of appropriate sporting behavior in the strictest of methods. The Big 12 Conference and its member institutions appreciate the support of the majority of fans who wish to create an atmosphere of competition that allows the participants to showcase the game and their respective skills. MILEAGE CHARTS Big 12 Cities (BU) (UT) (KU) (OU) Ames Ames (ISU) Waco (KSU) (OSU) Austin (TTU) (TCU) (WVU) Norman Norman Lubbock Lawrence Stillwater Manhattan Manhattan Fort Worth Morgantown Ames - 962 675 268 947 350 879 591 538 863 (ISU) Austin 962 - 192 705 398 705 1,402 376 456 99 (UT) Fort Worth 675 192 - 517 316 491 1,243 173 267 92 (TCU) Lawrence 268 705 517 - 692 86 905 336 283 608 KU) Lubbock 947 395 316 692 - 609 1,477 396 441 403 (TTU) Manhattan 350 705 491 86 690 - 985 334 281 606 (KSU) Morgantown 879 1,402 1,243 905 1,477 985 - 1,141 1,092 1,301 (WVU) Norman 591 376 173 334 396 334 1,141 - 85 277 (OU) Stillwater 538 456 267 283 441 281 1,092 85 - 357 (OSU) Waco 863 99 92 608 403 606 1,301 277 357 - (BU) Other Cities Antonio Dallas Omaha St. Louis Tulsa, OK Tulsa, Trinity, TX Trinity, Kansas City Kansas San Oklahoma City Hutchinson, KS Ames 779 347 227 571 169 1045 457 971 464 (ISU) Austin 195 595 735 391 904 83 887 185 452 (UT) Fort Worth 39 411 554 204 657 271 700 209 307 (TCU) Lawrence 522 165 41 316 209 790 299 709 224 KU) Lubbock 347 590 720 376 897 390 872 531 447 (TTU) Manhattan 522 132 123 314 194 788 381 708 262 (KSU) Morgantown 1,204 1,085 864 1,121 984 1,480 624 1,252 1,017 (WVU) Norman 193 226 364 20 537 459 516 388 124 (OU) Stillwater 273 174 311 65 484 539 464 459 60 (OSU) Waco 96 737 634 292 804 182 788 164 354 (BU) 2 | Page BAYLOR UNIVERSITY Location: Waco, Texas CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU Founded: 1845 P.O Box 2570 Enrollment: 14,000 Waco, TX 76702-2570 Nickname: Bears Phone: (800) 321-9226 / (254) 321-5810 Colors: Green and Gold FAX: (254) 710-2823 President: Kenneth Starr Director of Athletics: Ian McCaw HELPFUL NUMBERS Associate AD/SWA: Nancy Post Texas Highway Patrol: (806) 747-4491 Office: (254) 710-3078 Road Conditions: (800) 452-9292 Email: [email protected] Time & Temperature: (254) 756-5555 University Swithboard: (254) 710-1011 Hillcrest Medical Center: (254) 202-2000 Ticket Outlet: (254) 229-5678, ext. 7 Campus Security: (254) 710-2222 Website: www.BaylorBears.com CAMPUS MAP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL The Facility Event Manager Head Coach SID Ferrell Center Paula Young Kim Mulkey Julie Bennett University Parks Drive Office: (254) 710-1313 Associate Head Coach (254) 710-3042 (254) 710-1915 FAX: (254) 710-1968 Bill Brock Training Room Capacity: 10,284 Cell: (254) 709-7151 Assistant Coaches Alex Olson Press Row: (254) 710-3955 [email protected] Sytia Messer (254) 710-3064 Toyelle Wilson Director of Basketball Ops. Johnny Derrick MEN’S BASKETBALL The Facility Event Manager Head Coach SID Ferrell Center Drew Pittman Scott Drew David Kaye University Parks Drive Office: (254) 710-7138 Assistant Coaches (254) 710-4389 (254) 710-1915 FAX: (254) 710-1968 Grant McCasland Training Room Capacity: 10,284 Cell: (254)749-2336 Paul Mills David Chandler Press Row: (254) 710-3955 Jerome Tang (254) 710-3628 Director of Basketball Ops. Tim Maloney WOMEN’S TENNIS The Facility Event Manager Head Coach SID Baylor Tennis Center Bryce Sandvall Joey Scrivano Sean Doerre University Parks Drive Office: (254) 710-1823 Assistant Coach (254) 710-3638 (254) 710-4659 FAX: (254) 710-1968 Alison Ojeda Training Room Capacity: 1,200 Cell: (254) 709-0319 Volunteer Coach Mike Sims Press Row: (254) 710-7089 [email protected] John Fairbault (254)710-1021 MEN’S TENNIS The Facility Event Manager Head Coach SID Baylor Tennis Center Bryce Sandvall Matt Knoll Sean Doerre University Parks Drive Office: (254) 710-1823 Assistant Coach (254) 710-3638 (254) 710-4659 FAX: (254) 710-1968 Dominik Mueller Training Room Capacity: 1,200 Cell: (254) 709-7151 Mike Sims Press Row: (254) 710-7089 [email protected] (254)710-1021 3 | Page 2013-14 Officials’ Guide BAYLOR UNIVERSITY SOFTBALL The Facility Event Manager Head Coach SID Getterman Stadium Paula Young Glenn Moore Kyle Robarts University Parks Drive Office: (254) 710-1313 Assistant Coaches (254) 710-3065 (254) 710-4659 FAX: (254) 710-1968 Mark Lumley Training Room Capacity: 1,250 Cell: (254) 709-7151 Britni Sneed Josh Ogden Press Box: (254) 710-1045 [email protected] (254) 710-4757 BASEBALL The Facility Event Manager Head Coach SID Baylor Ballpark Will Lattimore Steve Smith Zach Peters University Parks Drive Office: (254)
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