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Ref Ump Welsch Fri Jan 23, 2009 06:34pm

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Originally Posted by mick (Post 571722)
So..., isn't it aggravating when you are administering a throw-in and you look to a partner, who's looking at his shoes ? :)

Hmmmm...I may check to see if he needs toenail clippers! :p

refnrev Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:10am

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Originally Posted by JRutledge (Post 571668)
We do that too, but that is done to signify we are coming up on a last second shot. And we signify who has it at the time of the signal. In other words, we do not want officials to be surprised they have the shot.

Peace

Alot of guys around here do that, too. Some tap the wrist where a watch would be and tap their chest to indicate I've got last shot. That's what I tend to do most often.I've never seen the fist, but I do the nod or nod and point to signal ready every time.

zm1283 Sat Jan 24, 2009 02:47am

I tap my chest with my hand when I'm T the first time I notice the clock under a minute. If I'm L I'll usually hold a fist up at about head level for a second to remind my partner if he doesn't indicate something to me first.

Forksref Sat Jan 24, 2009 08:11am

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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett (Post 571718)
I always tell my partner that if he (or she) sees me counting with my shoes off, it means there's more than 10 players on the court. ;)

Is that 5 or 15 yards?

Texas Aggie Sun Jan 25, 2009 02:07pm

I used a football mechanic the other night, but it had nothing to do with player counts. The clock operator wasn't paying attention and had already missed starting the clock once or twice. Finally, in a 4th quarter throw in, the clock didn't start, I noticed it, then gave my Football Referee wind the clock signal. One of my partners, a football ref himself, told me later he lost it seeing that.

Rich Sun Jan 25, 2009 02:14pm

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Originally Posted by Texas Aggie (Post 572124)
I used a football mechanic the other night, but it had nothing to do with player counts. The clock operator wasn't paying attention and had already missed starting the clock once or twice. Finally, in a 4th quarter throw in, the clock didn't start, I noticed it, then gave my Football Referee wind the clock signal. One of my partners, a football ref himself, told me later he lost it seeing that.

You should've thrown a flag in his direction.


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