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Old Fri Nov 11, 2005, 05:55pm
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In reporting a flagrant personal or technical foul is there any signal you use to indicate flagrant or do you just verbalize it and indicate the player needs to be removed from the game. Still knew and yet to give a flagrant foul but new season starts soon so would like to clear this up. I do not see any reference to it in the rules or officials manual. Thanks.
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Old Fri Nov 11, 2005, 06:49pm
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There is no specific signal for a flagrant foul. For the procedure to use, see case book play 10.5.3SitB:

- inform scorer of player committing the flagrant foul.
- inform coach of his player's disqualification.
- instruct timer to begin the 30-second replacement period.
- notify the player that he/she is disqualified.
- get the sub in and get the game going again.
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Old Fri Nov 11, 2005, 07:07pm
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let not for get the heave ho sign!!!!
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Old Fri Nov 11, 2005, 07:37pm
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let not for get the heave ho sign!!!!
I've always favored this one for flagrant "T"s on coaches:

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