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A single raised arm with open palm is the stop or "do not proceed yet" sign. A point or thumbs up is the "good to go" sign. Those are all things I see in my area from officials at every level....H.S. NAIA and NCAA. |
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That's how I interpret it. And, that is what most guys I know that use it are trying to communicate.
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The two handed signal customarily given here is done with the fingers spread, indicating 10, and is followed by a point or thumbs up. It means: I have counted the players and there are 10. If given with fingers closed, I can see it meaning wait, but why then use both arms? |
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Like I said generally with 3 man its 1 arm for each official.
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Honest question: Don't you just need to signal the official handling the restart? Also, why can't they see a single arm as well as two?
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Just the way I was taught. Usually let the C take over the substitution process. I use it rarely. Usually just one hand up, but 2 is acceptable.
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