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One of my favorite officials growing up when calling a PC from the lead would do a hop, skip, and a crow hop off the end-line probably moving 20 feet up the floor in the process. Some might call it selling his call rather than theatrics.
If a coach asked me why I wasn't calling "over the back" like this official in the OP, I might just reply, "I am calling the contact on the rebound when it occurs." |
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And if life is too short, why are you getting worked up on a discussion board? Learn to not ask "rookie" questions and you will get more concise answers. To each his own. Peace
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Not that I would care one bit if it became an approved mechanic. |
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A Little Birdy Told Me ...
No, just the assistant coach.
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Now anyone with a high school education should know that.
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I often see officials at all levels use the clap-clap (vertically) prior to their held ball signal. Thoughts? |
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