New NFHS Mechanics?

[ODog]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

... the universal signal that everyone used indicating a thrower can run the endline is now official.

I can't recall seeing anyone doing the "run the endline" signal as drawn up/illustrated.

We all use one, of course, but the one that's been approved is one I rarely see and one I know I won't start seeing.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by ODog

I can't recall seeing anyone doing the "run the endline" signal as drawn up/illustrated.

Where have you seen the new NFHS "run the endline" signal "drawn up/illustrated"?

Isn't Massachusetts an IAABO state, with some NCAA adaptations?

Are you sure that you're not talking about an IAABO, or NCAA (definitely not my forte), signal illustration?

[ODog]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Where have you seen the new NFHS "run the endline" signal "drawn up/illustrated"?

See your own post above the one I'm quoting here.

[BillyMac]

... New York, New Jersey, New Mexico (I know, it's an old joke, but it's a classic, and it's still funny).

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Where have you seen the new NFHS "run the endline" signal "drawn up/illustrated"?

Originally Posted by ODog

See your own post above ...

My illustration was an IAABO illustration (note the little patch), not a NFHS illustration, and (currently using IAABO mechanics, and signals, rather than NFHS mechanics, and signals) I had no idea that the NFHS already had a "run the endline" signal (based on the "new" 15-16 NFHS signal description).