Not using it any more.

[Time2Ref]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

So can you point out which signal it is to me on the chart in the back of the rules book? I'm having trouble locating this NFHS approved signal.

I'm not saying that I use the Stop Sign. I'm just saying that I found it in the "NFHS Basketball Officials Manual".

2.5.3 Warnings:
.......B.4. A warning of this nature is typically given verbally ("This is your warning coach") and visually (holding up the one-handed "stop sign").

Same in three-person......... 3.5.3.B.4.

Personally, I believe that a coach already had his/her warning before the game even started. It's right there in the "Coaches Code of Ethics".......)

(Ok now I'm being just plain silly......

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Time2Ref

I'm not saying that I use the Stop Sign. I'm just saying that I found it in the "NFHS Basketball Officials Manual".

2.5.3 Warnings:
.......B.4. A warning of this nature is typically given verbally ("This is your warning coach") and visually (holding up the one-handed "stop sign").

Same in three-person......... 3.5.3.B.4.

Personally, I believe that a coach already had his/her warning before the game even started. It's right there in the "Coaches Code of Ethics".......)

(Ok now I'm being just plain silly......

Oh, it's in there all right, but when mentioning it please don't forget to notice what it says in 3.5.3 B1: "Though no provision provides for this in the rules book..."

[Time2Ref]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Oh, it's in there all right, but when mentioning it please don't forget to notice what it says in 3.5.3 B1: "Though no provision provides for this in the rules book..."

You are correct, sir!

Thanks for bringing that to my attention.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Oh, it's in there all right, but when mentioning it please don't forget to notice what it says in 3.5.3 B1: "Though no provision provides for this in the rules book..."

Thank you, oh rules writers, for this pewky pearl of prose.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by mbyron

Thank you, oh rules writers, for this pewky pearl of prose.

I see that you have nicely kept with the "p" alliteration.