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Originally Posted by Gargil
I was wondering how other officials handle the ten count when there is pressure after a rebound. I find myself watching closely after a rebound when the rebounder is being defended closely to make sure there is no contact and after a pivot or two when the rebounder starts to dribble or pass I wonder if my count should be at 2 because I was concentrating on contact and not starting my arm swing count immediately after the rebounder had possesion. Is it important that you visually show every second you count??
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Start your count right away. You'll get used to it. It's not much different than doing a five second count when they are closely guarded in the front court.