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NBA 2k Rules
Table of Contents
Participation Warning ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…1
Rules of Play…………………………………………………………………….……………….………………………………….…1
Equipment and Jerseys/Clothing……………………….……………….…….………………………………...1
Game Rules…………………….…………………………………………….……………….…….……………………………...…1
Injured Player(s) Policy…………………………………………………….……………….…….………………………………2
Eligibility Requirements…………………………………………………….…….……….…….……………………………...2
Sportsmanship Rating System…………………………………………...……….…….………………………………..….2
Participation Warning
There are inherent risks of mental and physical injury while participating in the Intramural Sports
Program. Our goal is to reduce or eliminate as many risks as reasonably possible to provide a safe and
fun program. This does not mean that injuries will not happen. We ask for your full cooperation in
following instructions regarding proper conduct, proper use of equipment and facilities, and adherence
to the rules of each sport as established by the Intramural Sports Program. Participants are responsible
for the cost of any injury; therefore, you are encouraged and recommended to have adequate health
insurance.
Equipment and Jerseys/Clothing
1. All equipment will be provided: consoles, controllers, TV, table, chair, etc.
i. Players are encouraged to bring their own console and controllers to speed up
the tournament. Screens will be provided.
2. Players must wash their hands before playing.
3. All players must wear appropriate attire for the ARC. attire for the ARC
Game Rules
NBA 2k22 will be played on the XBOX ONE
All Teams are permitted – No custom rosters
1v1 format
Match: 5-minute quarters
Difficulty: Pro
All other settings default
Players can forfeit at any point during the match.
The Tournament Administrator can make changes as necessary.
Injured or Sick Player(s) Policy
If someone on your team becomes injured, please contact the Intramural Program staff at
[email protected] or435-797-8388 24 hours before your next scheduled game to inquire
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about replacing the injured player on your team. Doctor or Athletic Trainers note may be
required. Intramural Sports Program staff has the authority to determine if an injured player
will be allowed a substitute. There are limitations when it comes to who can substitute during
tournament play. If someone becomes injured during the tournament, an eligible participant
may play in their place. Once the injured individual becomes approved to play again, that
substitute is then removed from the team roster.
Eligibility Requirements
Eligibility to participate in the Intramural Sports Program at Utah State University is restricted
to certain members of the campus community. Review the following requirements carefully to
ensure you and your teammates are, and remain, eligible. For questions concerning eligibility,
please call our office at 435-797-8388 or email [email protected].
• Students: If you are enrolled at Utah State University with at least one (1) credit, paying the
Campus Recreation fee, or are doing research and possess a current student activity card or
proof of enrollment.
• Faculty and Staff: If you are currently employed by any department of Utah State University
you can pay the Campus Recreation fee for $35.61 at the Registrar’s Office.
• Spouses of Students/Faculty/Staff: You can purchase a spouse pass at the Registrar’s Office
that will give you access to participate for $40.
• Intercollegiate/Club Sport Athletes: No more than ONE Varsity Rocket League player is
eligible to compete on a team.
Sportsmanship Rating System
The sportsmanship rating system is intended to be an objective scale by which teams’ attitudes and
behaviors can be assessed. Behavior before, during, and after a contest is included in each rating. Each
team captain is responsible for educating ALL players and spectators affiliated with his/her team about
the system. Teams must maintain a 3.0 (“B”) average in order to qualify for tournament play. Teams
must also maintain a 3.0 (“B”) average during tournament play. The Intramural Staff will determine the
score for the teams after each intramural contest. The Intramural Staff reserves the right to review
and/or change any sportsmanship rating given. Captains inquiring about their team’s sportsmanship
rating can do so in a few ways:
Contacting the Assistant Director of Competitive Sports or Graduate Assistant of Competitive
Sports by emailing
[email protected] the next day
Asking the Supervisor at halftime of the game that is currently being played
Checking online in the “Rankings” area of FusionIM
The sportsmanship rating system is based on the following criteria, but not limited to:
4.0 = Excellent Conduct and Sportsmanship (A)
Team members cooperate with and demonstrate good sportsmanship toward members of
opposing teams, spectators, and ALL campus recreation staff.
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Team manager exhibits control over his/her team and spectators, converses reasonably and
rationally with officials about rule interpretations, and cooperates by providing any information
requested by any intramural staff member.
3.0 = Good Conduct and Sportsmanship (B)
Team members verbally complain about some of the decisions made by the officials and/or show
minor dissensions, which may or may not merit an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty.
Teams receiving one unsportsmanlike conduct penalty will receive no higher than a "B” rating.
A team defaults the contest, meaning they contact the Intramural Sports office before noon on
the day they are scheduled to play to let them know they will not attend.
2.0 = Average Conduct and Sportsmanship (C)
Team shows verbal dissent toward officials and/or the opposing team throughout the game,
which may or may not result in an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty.
o There may be one player who consistently question calls in a rude behavior or speak
negatively towards the opposing team throughout the game. A penalty may not be
enforced as no one instance may warrant that, but the overall behavior may award the
team a “C” in sportsmanship.
Team captain exhibits minor control over team/spectators, but is in control of himself/herself.
Teams receiving more than one unsportsmanlike conduct penalties will receive no higher than a
"2.0” rating.
Team is unable to produce a team at game time resulting in a forfeit.
1.0 = Below Average Conduct and Sportsmanship (D)
Team continually dissents the officials and/or opposing team from the court/sidelines.
o There may not be an unsportsmanlike penalty enforced as no one scenario may
mandate that, but if multiple players exhibit rude or negative behavior toward the staff
or the opposing team they will be awarded a “D”.
Team manager exhibits little or no control over team/spectators or himself/herself.
Teams that have a player ejected will receive no higher than a "D” rating.
0.0 = Poor Conduct and Sportsmanship (F)
Team is completely uncooperative; manager has no control over team/spectators/self.
Teams play with ineligible participants or withhold any information requested.
Damage or destruction of any Campus Recreation facility/equipment.
At least one player ejection or causing a contest to be forfeited by any reason than not having
enough players will receive an "F” rating.
Any threatening behavior (verbal/nonverbal) towards any player, spectator, or campus
recreation employee.
Teams receiving a "0.0” rating during tournament will not be allowed to advance.
Teams receiving a "1.0” rating during tournament must have their team captain meet with the
Assistant Director of Competitive Sports before their next scheduled contest.
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Teams that do not maintain a 3.0 Average during Tournament play will be required to meet with the
Assistant Director of Competitive Sports before their next scheduled contest.
For full details and our entire Intramural Sports Program Manual, please visit
https://www.usu.edu/campusrec/intramural_sports/homepage_intramural
Everything is at the discretion of the Assistant Director of Competitive Sports and Graduate
Assistant of Competitive Sports. If you have any questions, contact them at
[email protected] or435-797-8388
