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I like the walk-and-talk method of reporting, but I wouldn't lose sleep over not getting to use it. |
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Getting "dinged" for not following proper mechanics is a fact of life in the officiating world. Watched a couple of outstanding officials - excellent judgement, great game management skills, handled some tough situations really well - not advance to the championship games because they wouldn't get to the "box" to report, and used two-hand reporting at the table. They were by far the best officials at the State tournament, but wouldn't follow the proper mechanics. It happens. Not hard to do it right, they just didn't want to.
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Using two handed reporting in HS games, prior to this change, struck me as big timing....or attempting to.
I can't imagine quite the same furor in the reverse now. |
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That's up to your state, obviously.
I'm sure others will expect consistency. |
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Two hands is not simply a mechanic. It's a rule. Rule 2-9-1 is going to be changed to reflect this.
I doubt a significant number of, if any, states are going to override the new rule. |
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Not the same thing. But if it makes you feel better, have at it. My state will be using two hands; one of the camp directors was just talking to me today about training on it this summer.
I wouldn't be surprised if every state except Illinois requires two hands. |
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Name: Richard Kimble. Profession: Doctor of Medicine. Destination: Death Row ...
Of course, you all realize that this new rule discriminates against Dr. Richard Kimble's antagonist.
https://tse1.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.a...=0&w=262&h=170 |
This guy shouldn't have any problem signaling.
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