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[BryanV21]

If the L was confused by the double whistle, then why didn't he stick with his preliminary signal and look to the C before signaling a blocking foul?

We're taught to hold our preliminary/stop clock signals on a double whistle, then look to our partner to see where to go from there. In this case the C was right there, and it was the primary defender, so the L should have passed this call off.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by BryanV21

If the L was confused by the double whistle, then why didn't he stick with his preliminary signal and look to the C before signaling a blocking foul? .

Because, for whatever reason, it's hard to do so as L. It's much easier to do so as C or T.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by BryanV21

If the L was confused by the double whistle, then why didn't he stick with his preliminary signal and look to the C before signaling a blocking foul?

We're taught to hold our preliminary/stop clock signals on a double whistle, then look to our partner to see where to go from there. In this case the C was right there, and it was the primary defender, so the L should have passed this call off.

What Bob said.