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REPLY: While the best option for A is obvious in this play, the real issue in Mike's post is the mechanics used to relay the pertinent information to the referee. And I'll add one other thing. In a complicated play/penalty situation like this, it's also a good idea for the official(s) who report the situation to the R to stand close by while he gives the options to the captain. Because of the complexity in the play, the R might not be able to precisely remember all the WHOs, WHATs, WHENs, and WHEREs. Having the reporting officials nearby might prevent a flawed explanation to the captains and a resulting bad choice by the offended team..
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Bob M.
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