Originally Posted by justacoach (Post 657032)

Did you handle crowd control at an X-rated movie house??

Originally Posted by chseagle (Post 657045)

Right wrist due to repetitious notion when cashiering at a major retailer is how the tendinitis is there.

Originally Posted by BillyMac (Post 657058)

Sounds like a workman comp claim ready to happen?

Originally Posted by YooperRef (Post 657542)

How do you guys signal zero when reporting a foul on #20? Closed fist or forming your hand in the shape of a zero? I've been using the latter but upon further review I'm thinking the closed fist looks better/less confusing.

Originally Posted by YooperRef (Post 657542)

How do you guys signal zero when reporting a foul on #20? Closed fist or forming your hand in the shape of a zero? I've been using the latter but upon further review I'm thinking the closed fist looks better/less confusing.

Originally Posted by grunewar (Post 657717)

He doesn't need Facebook or Twitter as this is his personal blog site.......he's out there!

Originally Posted by bob jenkins (Post 656922)

Not surprisingly, this isn't correct.

Originally Posted by chseagle (Post 656896)

In FIBA, according to what I've read, the numbers allowed are 4-15. When reporting a number after 10, the right hand is closed with the left hand showing 1-5 fingers. For single digits above 5, the mechanic/procedure is the right hand shows 5, the left hands shows the additional numer of fingers needed for 6-10.

However I thought that for NFHS reporting all fouls are actually supposed to be reported one-handed. When the 1st number is called, the palm of the hand is supposed to be facing the official with the numer of fingers showing for that number. The second numer is done via palm facing the table with the appropriate fingers.

Originally Posted by chseagle (Post 657177)

It was an L&I Claim that the retailer had to take care of.

Originally Posted by amusedofficial (Post 657719)

It would be considerably more helpful to a) omit the cheap shot in the first clause and b) provide correct information following the second clause. Obviously the lad is at the table when various officials, presumably including veterans, use an incorrect mechanic. If he's learning by watching he needs to be set straight when what he's watching is not correct, not slammed for raising a question, as indicated by the phrase "However I thought..." which is anything but a pronouncement than an incorrect mechanic is correct.