Trivia Question/Simplified & Illustrated
Trivia or Trivial Question:
In the Current 2006-07 NFHS Simplified & Illustrated book...somewhere, there is an illustration of an official giving a signal that is not illustrated anywhere in the signal chart. * Tell me, if you can, what signal I am talking about. * Secondly, if you find the official that is using this "signal"...do you use this signal in your games? |
Hmmm, I do not have this book. However, I will take a shot at if it. The only thing that comes to mind is the use of the closely guarded signal by opening your arms (like a double foul, except, not closed fists).
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I have the book. Could you give us a hint?
The only think I can come up with is the "start the clock" signal we give for timeouts and DQ procedures. Is that it? Peace |
I'll guess the pointing for the flagrant personal foul DQ on page 76.
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In the "cartoon book" it shows the official pointing straight ahead and rotating a finger in a clockwise full circle motion. I just usually point at the table when I want the TO and DQ clock to start...just thought it was interesting and something I don't remember seeing in the past. Nevada...page 76 in the new S&I book is not what you describe...that "point" is in last years S&I book...but good thought. |
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I just wish <B>others</B> on this forum were as polite as you. |
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Casebook play 5.8.3SitC- "A1 fouls B2. The scorer notifies the nearest official that this is A1's fifth foul. The official notifies the coach of team A of the disqualification. The official then instructs the timer to begin the 30-second replacement period. The official then notifies A1." Ain't no mention anywhere about letting the little darlings go to their benches. That's strictly up to the coaches. |
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I was talking about a TO situation, where I don't have the timer start the 30 or 60 second clock until the little darlings <B>are</B> by their benches. Maybe the confusion is because the cases mentioned have to do with other timing issues. I was just commenting on a TO situation. Either way, the signal should let the timer know to start the dead-ball clock when <B>you</B> want it started, not when they decide to start it. |
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