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Wed Oct 22, 2008, 08:08am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Through 2003-04 the NFHS published a signal chart that was more step-by-step than the current one.

PS What should we do when halting play for an injury?

Follow the current chart. Use the fist to stop the clock for a foul. Use the thumbs to stop the clock for a held ball. Use the open hand to stop the clock in all other situations (injury, time out, violation).

Your (or someone's) assumption that the open hand means "violation" is not currently valid.

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