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Originally Posted by HokiePaul
Definatly challenging in 2 man ... If the violation doesn't happen immediately, I'm shifting to the ball at the rim to make sure it hits and there are no violations.
Is there anything that says/suggests that the delayed violation has to be the same hand as the chop clock signal?
I count with my outside/tableside hand and then raise that hand on the release. When I have a delayed violation, I've used the inside hand to indicate the delayed violation. I keep my outside hand up as a signal that the clock should not start on a miss and keep it up until after a whistle on a miss or the shot is good.
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You'd better be shifting to rebounding action and not look at the ball hitting something.