2 Handed Report of Foul

[jeremy341a]

Originally Posted by Smitty

Most of us don't.

I don't remember being polled.

[Adam]

The funny thing is, APG was responding to posts that were deleted. The stuff that remains wasn't the issue.

[letemplay]

Just curious, but those of you that do use two hands, do you indicate the first digit with your right hand and the second with your left, so that for '14' the scorer sees a 'one' on THEIR left and the 'four' on THEIR right? I've seen some get this backwards...I know they think they are signalling '14', but the bookkeeper's seeing '41'. Then some are verbalizing "one...four" and others are saying "fourteen". Some standard of consistency would be good.

[bob jenkins]

SIgnal it so it reads correctly to the scorekeeper.

[HawkeyeCubP]

Originally Posted by letemplay

Then some are verbalizing "one...four" ... Some standard of consistency would be good.

The standard is that this should not be done when reporting.

[ODog]

Originally Posted by HawkeyeCubP

The standard is that this should not be done when reporting.

I'm confused. The two hands shouldn't be done or the verbalizing of the number shouldn't be done in conjunction with the hand signals?

[Rich]

Originally Posted by ODog

I'm confused. The two hands shouldn't be done or the verbalizing of the number shouldn't be done in conjunction with the hand signals?

He's saying that it's "fourteen", not "one-four".

[ODog]

Originally Posted by Rich

He's saying that it's "fourteen", not "one-four".

Interesting. It was definitely taught "one-four" in my training class a few years ago, but now that you mention it, I've seen our interpreter officiate once, and he did it the "fourteen" way.

All varsity officials on my board (that I've seen do games, at least) do the individual digits, to the best of my recollection. Is it possible the "fourteen" way is a college thing?

I'm intrigued.