grunewar Five fingers for the violation, Four for the direction, Two for the spot. I try to use that. Have I misremembered?
truerookie grunewar wroteFive fingers for the violation, Four for the direction, Two for the spot. I try to use that. Have I misremembered? No, you misremembered correctly..
BillyMac Please note that this is not an official NFHS signal. I'm pretty sure that it's not an official IAABO signal either.
zm1283 I use two to point the direction and one the indicate the spot. Works for me and accepted locally.
Back In The Saddle grunewar wroteFive fingers for the violation, Four for the direction, Two for the spot. I try to use that. Have I misremembered? One finger for indicating the spot. And not the finger BillyMac is hinting at.
bob jenkins Back In The Saddle wroteOne finger for indicating the spot. And not the finger BillyMac is hinting at. That must be a local difference. Here, it's the 5-4-2 grunewar mentioned for FED, and 5-2-1 for NCAAW (and 0-2-1 on OOB violations)