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I know it's not in the Fed manual, but I've used a coupla times this season. Especially when there is a closely guarded situation, then not, then I have a feeling it's going to start again. I know the switching of the arms means a new count, and I always do that, but how many coaches know that. The simple little not closely guarded signal conveys alot of information to a coach and the players.
But remember folks: I'm not looking to do college ball, so when in Rome...
Should the mechanic trickle down into Fed, I would not complain, and yes I would still switch arms for a new count.
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Pope Francis
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