Preliminary Calls

[HawkeyeCubP]

Originally Posted by CLH

NCAA-W

Preliminary signals for

Block
Charge
Handcheck
Technical
Double Foul

Are those prelim signaling situations specified in the NCAA-W Manual?

[constable]

FED you're suppose to give a prelim signal for all fouls.

I'm just happy we don't have to bird dog every single call.

[RCBSports]

Originally Posted by constable

FED you're suppose to give a prelim signal for all fouls.

I'm just happy we don't have to bird dog every single call.

Gah, how I have to get out of the habit of doing the bird dog. Don't do it every foul, but I watched myself on tape the other day and didn't realize how often I did though.

[zm1283]

Around here we're required to give preliminary signals on EVERY foul. Bird-dogging is optional, but quite a few guys do it.

We get reminded about this a lot, probably because a lot of guys put the fist up and rush to the table.

[CLH]

Originally Posted by HawkeyeCubP

Are those prelim signaling situations specified in the NCAA-W Manual?

I'll check it out for ya...I'm speaking per my conference coordinators...so as far as I'm concerned, yes it's in there...I wanna keep my job!!!

[CLH]

Originally Posted by HawkeyeCubP

Are those prelim signaling situations specified in the NCAA-W Manual?

The CCA womens manual says that double fouls and intentional fouls should be signaled at the spot...pg 92

C and T officials should withhold signals when there is a double whistle with the L...it goes on to speak sternly about withholding signals...then when the officials confirm who's taking the call, a signal should be given...pg 115-116

This is really all it says about prelimary signals. My previous statement was made my supervisor as well as several of her staff who have worked the Final Four....when in Rome!!!