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Originally posted by Dan_ref
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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by Dan_ref
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Originally posted by ChuckElias
CK,
Any player (offense or defense) can commit a charging foul. Charging is simply pushing through the torso of an opponent. A player control foul is a charging foul committed by the player in control of the ball.
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Ya know, the longer I stare at this the more convinced I am that it's not quite right.
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Yeah, yeah. I'll blink first. A PC is any common foul committed by the player in control of the ball (which includes an airborne shooter). I was trying to incorporate the charging language into my explanation.
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I bet if I were to stare at this long enough I would find an exception.
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The exception would be any non-common foul. So T's, flagrant, intentional, double or multiple fouls that involve the player with posession of the ball would not be PC.