What is the 'Double Tag Rotation' signal?

• A. Bump both fists on top of each other with the index finger of the right hand extended.
• B. Bump both fists together in front of the body.
• C. Rotate both fists in a circular motion to indicate double tag up possibility.
• D. Extend arm with two fingers showing that there is a double tag possibility.

Answer: (A)

Double Tag Rotation is shown by bumping both fists on top of each other while extending the index finger of the right hand. The stacked fists signal that two tag efforts are involved, and the single extended finger indicates rotation or movement between those tags rather than a single, static action. This combination is chosen to be distinct from other signals so players and officials clearly understand that a two-tag situation is in play and that the action involves rotating or sequencing the tags. The other gestures correspond to different signals—bumping fists in front of the body is a separate cue, circling the fists signals a double tag up scenario, and extending two fingers signals a double tag possibility without the rotation element.