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Originally Posted by bucky
I have seen this a few times from forum members. Why withhold the tip signal because the ball does not yet have BC status? That makes no sense. The whole point of the signal was to immediately communicate to the offense that they could go get it first.
If you wait, then there would be times where this is not communicated but yet they can get it.
From the NFHS slide: "A defensive touch signal was added to indicate the ball was touched by the defense prior to going into the backcourt from the frontcourt."
Note the word "prior". Was something released to indicate otherwise? I do not recall seeing anything so correct me if I am wrong.
OP: BC violation
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If you give the signal in the OP then, rightfully, call the BC violation then have fun explaining to the coach why you called the violation after signaling that his team could go get it.
Don't get me wrong... I understand what you're saying, and actually agree, but this is a case where giving the signal before the ball is in the BC can backfire.
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