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Originally Posted by SWMOzebra
The 2016 camp teaching points are out and there are a few of new signals we'll be utilizing on the women's side:
Advancing the ball: While keeping your arm at least shoulder height, point to the 28' mark in the front court.
Chucking the cutter: Make a fist with each hand, place knuckles together with forearms chest high and perpendicular to the floor, and extend forward to show chucking action.
Rebounding foul (staying here): Use stop clock signal for foul and then use both hands with index fingers pointing to the floor.
I've seen (and even used from time to time) the second two signals to better communicate what I'm calling, but not sure how much help if any the "advancing the ball" signal will be. I presume we'll use the "chucking the cutter" signal when reporting to the table (as opposed to a preliminary) and from the wording I suspect the "rebounding foul" will be made as a prelim signal at the spot.
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Staying here also appears in the men's book, but that signal only uses 1 hand. I guess that NCAAM saw the women's officials using it, and thought it was a good idea. I'd agree!