Question About A Signal Used By NBA Refs
Please excuse me. I'm not a ref.
I've seen the trailing NBA ref pat the top of his/her head when a team is running upcourt. Can someone tell me what this means other than "What a good boy am I?" :D :D :D |
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we sometimes use it at Lead and Center, in addition to Trail, to verify that ALL of us know the clock is under a minute and CENTER is ready to handle the last shot.
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It means that they are under one minute in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd quarters or under two minutes in the last quarter. This is when the clock stops after a made field goal in NBA rules. I assume they use it as a reminder.
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Jay R has it right, but most guys don't pat their head (because of the shot clock signal), they swipe their hand back and forth. The person who has the last shot (which will take a little longer to explain who has the final shot) puts is hand in the air (usually with one finger up). They could also pat their chest for the last shot.
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