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Official NFHS Basketball Signals Starting and stopping clock ... 3-Point attempt score 3-Point made Use 1 or 2 fingers after signal No score Move along endline on throw-in Visible counts Beckoning substitutes 60-second time-out 30-second Not closely guarded ... bird dog) Shooting/scoring PlayPics® courtesy of Referee magazine. Free throws ...
2 kwi 2016 · Violation (Open Fist) Types of Personal Fouls: Holding Foul – A “Holding Foul” occurs when a defender holds, grabs, or pulls an offensive player (it doesn’t matter if the offensive player has possession of the ball or not).
This document outlines the official hand signals used in basketball. It provides 62 illustrations of signals to communicate different game situations like scoring, substitutions, violations, fouls, and free throws.
Violation Signals: When a violation occurs, you will always hear the referee blow their whistle and raise an open hand in the air before signalling the violation. The open hand in the air signals a dead ball. The referee then gives their signal, and then the ball is taken out of bounds to resume play. 1.
the trail official to signal a visual count in the backcourt. Trail is still required to maintain a mental count. If a violation occurs, make the call when the shot clock is on 15 seconds. 3. Where a shot clock is not visible or not being used, the Trail official should signal a visible count with the outside arm whilst maintaining a mental count.
FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE BASKETBALL. - OFFICIALS’ SIGNALS. 1 The hand signals illustrated in these rules are the only official signals. They must be used by all officials in all games. 2 It is important that the table officials are also familiar with these signals. I. SCORING. ONE POINT. TWO POINTS. THREE-POINTS ATTEMPT.
This document outlines the official hand signals that referees use in basketball games. It provides illustrations and descriptions for 59 different signals covering: scoring, clock operations, substitutions, fouls, violations, free throws and more.
