More than 200,000 participants on teams from 600 schools will be shooting their way to advance to one of 16 Regional Championship Tournaments and compete for exciting prizes! efollet.com Super Hoops runs November 1999 through April 2000, and is the largest collegiate 3-on-3 basketball tournament in the world and the "Official collegiate 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament of the NBA." It is also endorsed by the National Intramural Recreation Sports Association (NIRSA). efollet.com is the title sponsor. The tournament was created and is managed by National Media Group, Inc. (NMG) in New York City. 

• Tournament held March 25th
• Top teams from men's and women's divisions will advance to the National Championship Tournament
• Win exciting prizes from efollet.com
• Top competition against winning teams from other schools in the region
• Lunch for all participants
• efollet.com Super Hoops rules enforced
• Officially licensed NBA prizes for championship and runner-up teams

• Email ASREC Sport the following:
• name of school (Cal State Northridge)
• team name (3 ballers)
• name, phone number and email address of captain (jon doe, 818 677-3225, asrec@csun.edu)
• name, phone number and email address of the players on your team
• Print a copy of the rules for yourself
• Check the event schedule
• Good Luck!!

• THE GAME... efollet.com Super Hoops is a half court game played by two teams of three players each, including a maximum of one substitute. Undergraduate and graduate students are eligible to compete. PLEASE NOTE: Members of college varsity basketball teams and any students regularly practicing with the intercollegiate basketball team are ineligible (this includes Junior Colleges and Community Colleges as well). Any student who has previously played on his/her varsity team, but is no longer on the team, must sit out one year before becoming eligible to compete. Proposition 48 athletes are ineligible. Player eligibility is the responsibility of the school's campus Tournament Director.
• Playing time consists of two halves of 8 minutes running clock, with an intermission of 1 minute. A tie score at the end of regulation time shall, whenever possible, result in a 2 minute running clock overtime period, with ball possession determined by a coin toss. If the score remains tied after overtime, the Tournament Director shall determine the tie breaking procedure. Time outs can only be called by the referee for injuries and special circumstances. Substitutions may be made after a basket, a foul shot or stoppage of play. The winner of the coin toss shall take first ball possession, and the loser shall take ball possession to start the second half. Ball possession changes hands after each basket, unless a foul is awarded. Deliberate stalling or attempts to freeze the ball shall result in loss of ball possession. If a team is warned for stalling, the official will administer a 10 second count during which a shot must be attempted. If a shot is not attempted, ball possession is lost.
• The imaginary "check line" shall be the top of the foul circle. A player must pass the ball in from the check line at the start of each half, after a score or after a foul is awarded. On defensive rebounds or steals, the ball must be returned to the check line and the player in possession of the ball may retain control and attempt to score. NCAA rules shall be enforced whenever applicable.
• FOULING... All common, personal and technical fouls shall be counted against a team total. In each half, a bonus will be awarded on and after the fifth team foul. An individual player cannot foul out of a game, but may be ejected by the official for cause. Prior to the fifth team foul: a) any common foul shall result in loss of possession for the offending team; b) any offensive foul shall result in disallowing a converted basket and loss of possession; c) any shooting foul with a missed basket shall result in retained possession; and d) any shooting foul with a converted basket shall result in the basket being awarded and a change of possession.
• On and after the fifth team foul: a) any common foul shall result in a single foul shot along with retained possession for the offended team; b) any offensive foul shall result in disallowing a converted basket and a single foul shot along with retained possession for the offended team; c) any shooting foul with a missed basket shall result in two foul shots along with retained possession; and d) any shooting foul with a converted basket shall result in the basket being awarded along with retained possession.
• THE OFFICIALS...The duties of the officials shall include scoring, time keeping, and refereeing. The officials shall conduct the game in accordance with the official rules. The officials shall penalize any player, substitute or coach for unsportsmanlike conduct by immediate ejection and banishment from the playing area. Prior to the game, the referee shall perform a coin toss to determine ball possession. The referee shall signal the ball in play to begin both halves, indicate attempted free throws, and call all other violations. The referee shall have power to make decisions on any point not specifically covered in the rules.

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