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Originally Posted by Ch1town
That being said, how would you handle the pre-game dunk? Whistle & signal as it occurs or simply head to coach & the table?
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Originally Posted by Scratch85
When the clock is stopped and you find it necessary to call a "T", do you whistle and tap or just go to the table and report the "T"?
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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
The only time I would not use all the proscribed mechanics is when it might unnecessarily inflame the situation.
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Originally Posted by Camron Rust
There is no need to make any significant display for an administrative T
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Originally Posted by Scratch85
Which means that we are not required to blow the whistle when we call a T.
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Originally Posted by JRutledge
The game is not live and all you need to do is inform the appropriate parties which include the table and the head coach (and your partners of course).
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Originally Posted by M&M Guy
That's why there is no definitive direction in the books about when and if to blow the whistle on T's. Camron and others have given some good advice on when to blow it, and when not to.
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Originally Posted by mbyron
What's the proper procedure for calling any foul?
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Originally Posted by LDUB
Whistle, fist up, bird dog. Move towards the player who fouled and say his jersey color and number. Then give the preliminary signal (the NFHS doesn't have an official signal for illegal dunking but you can put your arms above your head and them move them downward like you are dunking a ball). Next signal the number of free throws you are awarding. Move around the players to the reporting area, come to a stop, and report the foul.
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Wasn't the pregame dunk whistle, or non whistle, discussed here in the past, or was that on another forum?
Posts by Snaqwells, Camron Rust, Scratch85, JRutledge, and M&M Guy, seem to lean toward not blowing the whistle.
mbyron, and LDUB, seem to lean toward blowing the whistle.
I'm leaning toward not blowing the whistle, but I can't find any rulebook, casebook, or manual citation to back up my opinion.
Anybody got any pertinent citations, or is the lack of a citation, as implied by mbyron, that leads us to treating the pregame dunk like any other foul, be it personal, or technical? And based on mbyron's, and LDUB's, posts, are we also going to blow the whistle for administrative type technical fouls, i.e., player not in the book, wrong number in the book, excess time out, player participating after being removed from the game for disqualification, etc.
Can we explore this further?