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Originally Posted by Matt S.
The reason the stop sign is encouraged by many is because it shows up on film. If you have to assess a technical foul, you avoid the 'the ref didn't even warn me' debate with something visual. I realize that some on here will say warnings aren't their style, but in the area and levels in which I work, that progression step before a T is encouraged, unless the behavior is exceptionally public or personal.
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But now we have the official warning, which we put in the book, which really should replace the stop sign for those that use it.
Because the next stop after the official warning is a technical foul. Where would the stop sign actually fit?