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Sat Feb 03, 2007, 12:59am
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Who gives the signal?
A14 is driving the lane. Stops, travels, gets fouled.
Simultaneous whistles: T has the travel, L has the foul. L begins walking to the table and giving the numbers when T intercepts to say the travel occurred first. Who should give the signal for the travel and the throw-in spot? When a calling official receives new information from another referee (i.e., a tipped balll OOB) the calling official changes his call and gives the signals, but we weren't sure in this situation. 
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