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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
IMO, I don't thinks it's that big a deal if for some reason you initially came with crossed-arms.
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Didn't you just signal the
wrong call? And if you knew that you were gonna toss the player as soon as you made the call, why make the
wrong signal in the first place?
You obviously know the difference between an intentional foul and a flagrant foul, but you still went ahead and did it wrong. As you said, any doubt, you coulda just signalled
a foul with a fist, and then made up your mind as to the kind. T'other way don't make sense at all to me.
Btw, evaluators surely do wanna see you get the call right. They also wanna see you use the proper procedures while getting the call right, with no indecisivness involved.
I'm with Dribble. Use the correct signal.