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Originally Posted by TD21
NF follows college womens very closely, so it would seem more realistic to follow their philosophy, which in this case would be, to rotate strong side. I can't think of a situation where the trail would have to retreat to referee a play that the lead shouldn't come across. Having said that we can always rotate back if we need to. I always want a to referee as lead from strong side.
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CCA Women's approved mechanic that the NF does not use.
- Two hand reporting.
- No stop clock for out of bounds calls
- Not stopping to report a foul (walk and talk)
- Rotation philosophy (the language they both use is different)
- Last second shot coming only from the C
- Signal mechanic--"hit to the head" or "using the knee" or "hooking/wrap"
- Lead's coverage area extends to the sideline, and the Lead official has out of bounds coverage on the sideline
- Lead has 3 point attempt responsibility
- Counting the basket (2 fingers coming downward)
- No bird-dogging
- Team Control signal (used for both PC and TC Fouls)
Those are all that I can think of off the top of my head.
Peace