Let's say a gator BB player makes a great block/dunk, whatever. When running down the court he does the chomp toward the opposing bench or player(s). Or, perhaps he's playing against FSU and does the chop in the same manner.

What if the player does the chomp towards his teammates? Or toward the home crowd (assuming in Gainesville)? Or if he does the chomp toward the visiting crowd?

Are there differences in the actions? I believe so. Henderson's actions were taunting, just as the aforementioned player above was taunting in the first example. 

Personally, doing the other team's "thing" (chomp, chop, "U"), is a no-no in my book. Douchery. Even when "my" guy does it. But I find it equally douchey to use your own team's "thing" in a taunting manner.

Of course, I still think booing is a dick move when the other team hits the field/floor. But what is your opinion of the thoughts above?

   Do your own team's cheer to your own teammates or fans is fine in my book.  Doing the other team's cheer in a taunting fashion is a douchebag move which is only acceptable in retaliation when the other team/fans pull an utter douchebag move that equals it first.  Otherwise...no.  Don't do it. 

I can tell you I've seen other teams' players engaging in premature chompulation VASTLY more than I've seen Gators do it to other teams' fans/players in a taunting fashion or do their cheer in a taunting fashion.  Noah is a good example.  I get why opposing fans are galled by very demonstrative players, but Noah didn't taunt others.  He just showed his excitement in a positive way.  Tebow was the same.  The bile spewed at both of them was IMO 99.9% due to them both winning big and opposing fans not being able to have any claim to getting the last laugh.  Nothing pisses people off more than that.....which just makes me......