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What is the proper mechanic when a player inbounding the ball steps over the line onto the court before releasing the ball? Also when a player is shooting the ball and another player gets him on the hand or arm which mechanic do you use? Thanks, Mike
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2) Signal a foul with a fist as usual and then I go to the table and report normally. I don't prelim anything. |
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2) Signal a foul with a fist as usual and then I go to the table and report normally. I don't prelim anything. [/B][/QUOTE] Snake~eyes, How 'bout communicating with your partner? ;) mick |
I'll add another quirk to this one. If the player inbounding the ball team is getting blowin out. I usually let it go. Whats the use in penalizing a team getting blowin out. Advantage/Disadvantage IMO.
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are you not required to give a preliminary signal in FED? |
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Case book play 9.2.5 COMMENT: <i>"Whether or not there was defensive pressure or whether or not stepping on the court was inadvertent, it is a violation and <b>no</b> judgement is required in making the call".</i> Iirc, the NCAA rulesmakers also issued something saying that they wanted this play called exactly the same way that the NFHS wants it called. Iow, just call the violation. |
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I choose to prelim on situations where I think it is necessary, block/charge, handcheck, occasionally a hold. I very rarely will prelim when a shooter is fouled. |
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How 'bout communicating with your partner? ;) mick [/B][/QUOTE] If it is a spot, I will say spot and point to where I want the ball to be brought in. If we are shooting I usually verbally say two shots. Most of the times it is obvious shooting situation, when it is not obvious I will vebally and visually signal two at the spot of the foul. |
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