NCAAW new signals

[JRutledge]

I am not understanding the first one about advancement. Maybe I cannot visualize the action.

Peace

[mtn335]

I'd been using something similar to this "advance the ball" signal anyway. Nice that they codified it.

[rockyroad]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I am not understanding the first one about advancement. Maybe I cannot visualize the action.

Peace

Similar to the NBA rule...timeout at certain points allows offensive team to advance the ball to the frontcourt for the throw-in.

[bob jenkins]

What I find interesting is that all of those were "unapproved" signals last year, and it has been a POE not to use "unapproved" signals, yet I've seen each of them used to some degree of effectiveness, and now they are approved.

If some (not me, I swear!) had not used them, then we wouldn't know how good they were and wouldn't be using them now.

[Kansas Ref]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

What I find interesting is that all of those were "unapproved" signals last year, and it has been a POE not to use "unapproved" signals, yet I've seen each of them used to some degree of effectiveness, and now they are approved.

If some (not me, I swear!) had not used them, then we wouldn't know how good they were and wouldn't be using them now.

*Human creativity is awesome ain't it?!
Thanks to those who "pushed the envelope".