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    Synchronized Hand Signals

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    Basketball is a team sport played between two teams of five players each. The objective is to shoot a basketball through the opposing team's hoop while preventing them from scoring in your hoop. Each team can have a maximum of five players on the court at a time and the ball can only be moved by dribbling or passing. After scoring, possession switches to the other team. Referees use hand signals to communicate different calls like stopping the clock, timeouts, substitutions, and foul calls.

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    Synchronized Hand Signals

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    Basketball is a team sport played between two teams of five players each. The objective is to shoot a basketball through the opposing team's hoop while preventing them from scoring in your hoop. Each team can have a maximum of five players on the court at a time and the ball can only be moved by dribbling or passing. After scoring, possession switches to the other team. Referees use hand signals to communicate different calls like stopping the clock, timeouts, substitutions, and foul calls.

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    SYNCHRONIZED HAND SIGNALS

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    Basketball is a team sport played between two teams of five players each. The objective is to shoot a basketball through the opposing team's hoop while preventing them from scoring in your hoop. Each team can have a maximum of five players on the court at a time and the ball can only be moved by dribbling or passing. After scoring, possession switches to the other team. Referees use hand signals to communicate different calls like stopping the clock, timeouts, substitutions, and foul calls.

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    Synchronized Hand Signals

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    Mikaia DeVega Sarmiento
    Basketball is a team sport played between two teams of five players each. The objective is to shoot a basketball through the opposing team's hoop while preventing them from scoring in your hoop. Each team can have a maximum of five players on the court at a time and the ball can only be moved by dribbling or passing. After scoring, possession switches to the other team. Referees use hand signals to communicate different calls like stopping the clock, timeouts, substitutions, and foul calls.

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    SYNCHRONIZED HAND

    SIGNALS
    GROUP 4
    BASKETBALL
    is a team sport in which two teams, most
    commonly of five players each, opposing one
    another on a rectangular court, compete with the
    primary objective
    of shooting a basketball (approximately 9.4 inches
    (24 cm) in diameter) through the defender's hoop
    (a basket 18 inches (46 cm) in diameter mounted
    10 feet (3.048 m) high to a backboard at each
    end of the court) while preventing the opposing
    team from shooting through their own hoop.
    BASIC RULES:
    • EACH TEAM CAN HAVE A MAXIMUM OF 5 PLAYERS
    ON THE COURT AT ANY ONE TIME.
    • THE BALL CAN ONLY BE MOVE BY DRIBBLING OR
    PASSING THE BALL.
    • AFTER THE BALL GOES INTO TEAM’S HALF WAY LINE
    AND THE THEY WIN THE POSSESSION BACK THE
    BALL MUST THENMAKE IT BACK OVER THE HALF WAY
    LINE WITHIN 10 SECONDS.
    • AFTER EACH SUCCESSFUL BASKET YHE BALL IS THEN
    TURNED OVER TO THE OPPOSITION.
    HAND SIGNALS
    Stop Clock
    To stop the clock at any point in the
    game.
    The referee will raise
    one hand straight
    over head with his
    palms facing out and
    finger tips pointed.
    Start Clock
    Beginning with one hand raised above
    head.

    the start of the


    clock is indicated by
    dropping the raised
    hand directly
    towards the floor.
    FULL TIME-OUT
    When an official wishes to signal for a
    full timeout.

    It is indicated by
    two arms spread to
    the sides forming a
    “T” shape.
    THIRTY SECONDS TIME-OUT
    To indicate a thirty second timeout has
    been called by one of the teams.
     the official will take
    both hands and place
    them on top of his
    shoulders with his
    elbows out.
    JUMP BALL
    When both players have control over
    the ball at the same time.
    It is indicated by
    both thumbs
    pointing upwards
    with arms extended.
    SUBSTITUTION
     If a substitute player wishes to enter the
    game.
    It is indicated by having one
    hand facing the time keeper,
    raised in a “stop” manner,
    and the other hand waving
    the substitute player into the
    game.
    PLAYER CONTROL FOUL
    One hand on the back of the head and the other
    pointing in the opposite direction of the play
    indicates a charge call has been made.
    HAND CHECK

     When a player commits a hand


    check foul
    HAND CHECK

     When a player commits a hand


    check foul
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