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Old Fri Jun 13, 2003, 04:15pm
Camron Rust Camron Rust is offline
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Originally posted by Grail
I agree whole heartedly that a travel signal is the wrong signal as it indicates a violation of a different rule and please again bear in mind that I'm not advocating using any of these. The purpose of the question was to ask about better ways to communicate. Perhaps a different kind of signal vs. just the simple open hand. I can't think of any other violation that is left without any other distinguishing gesture.

This violation DOES have a defined signal. On an old "National Federation Official Basketball Signals" card that I have handy, it is signal #17, "Free throw, designated spot, or other violation."

It starts with the open, raised hand. Then, a single finger pointing to the designated spot then sweeping the hand away from that spot.

That's pretty descriptive. Here's where the thrower had to be and here's what he/she did.
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