One and one signal

[Sharpshooternes]

I think I will go with the bounce, 1 and 1 signal plus verbalization, catch, administer, back out of the key and signal 1 and 1 to the table. Another minor detail, what are your opinions on 1 and 1 signal in front or with arms straight out to the side with one finger up on each hand. I have seen both.

[HawkeyeCubP]

Originally Posted by Sharpshooternes

I think I will go with the bounce, 1 and 1 signal plus verbalization, catch, administer, back out of the key and signal 1 and 1 to the table. Another minor detail, what are your opinions on 1 and 1 signal in front or with arms straight out to the side with one finger up on each hand. I have seen both.

If you're talking about the outside official (T in 2-person or C in 3-person), technically speaking, I believe, the first is an NCAAW signal, the other is the high school/NCAAM signal. To my knowledge, none of the three actually speak to whether or not to show and/or how to show to the table after the L backs out.

[Raymond]

Hook 'em Horns while torquing my wrist back and forth and loudly verbalizing 1 and 1. Each index finger high up in the air toward table once I get back to the endline.

Used to do the index fingers up while the ball bounces but some clinician I respected thought I should change it so I did.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Sharpshooternes

I think I will go with the bounce, 1 and 1 signal plus verbalization, catch, administer, back out of the key and signal 1 and 1 to the table.

FWIW, it's a (slight) negative here for L to signal to the table. That's C's (or T's in 2 person) job.

[Sharpshooternes]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

FWIW, it's a (slight) negative here for L to signal to the table. That's C's (or T's in 2 person) job.

Good point Bob. Thanks.

[KJUmp]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

FWIW, it's a (slight) negative here for L to signal to the table. That's C's (or T's in 2 person) job.

Same in our state.