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pillsburrydoboi Wed Feb 22, 2017 11:06am

Do you hold the block signal until after the try has been completed?
 
I find myself holding my block signal until after the try has been completed in order to signal whether the basket counts or not. Is this correct mechanics or should I immediately signal a block and then signal if the basket counted afterwards? For PC fouls, I immediately show my signal.

Adam Wed Feb 22, 2017 12:50pm

Have a patient whistle, and a patient signal.

JRutledge Wed Feb 22, 2017 12:56pm

I give all my signals when I have made a ruling. I do not hold or try to be quick when not necessary. Kind of why you wait and have a patient whistle to see the entire play, because you might rule that nothing was needed to be called.

Peace

Rich Wed Feb 22, 2017 01:43pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by pillsburrydoboi (Post 1000862)
I find myself holding my block signal until after the try has been completed in order to signal whether the basket counts or not. Is this correct mechanics or should I immediately signal a block and then signal if the basket counted afterwards? For PC fouls, I immediately show my signal.

I do whatever feels right for a given play.

If I feel I need to sell/communicate the block first, I'll give that first and then afterwards count the basket.

ODog Wed Feb 22, 2017 05:01pm

If you give the signal for counting the hoop, everyone knows you have ruled a block. I just about never signal block on a shooting foul ... at all. If I identify a shooter and we end up with free throws, everyone knows I didn't go PC.


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