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Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
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Originally posted by chayce
Last week, someone mentioned that in Women's NCAA a blarge (block by one official, charge by another) is handled in a way that allows the officials to get together, decide who has the primary, and then let the primary official make the call. (As opposed to NFHS which is a double foul and A/P). I can't find this in the NCAA manual or mechancis book. Can someone help me out with this?
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I don't believe you can call both a charge and a block at the same time. It's the same for the NFHS, whoever's primary the play was in is who has the call, the other official has to eat the call.
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Yoou might wanna check out NFHS case book play 4.19.7SitC. That might make you into a believer. You're wrong on this one.
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Better have a brass pair to make this call.  While this could happen, probably unlikely.
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No, you'd better have a brass pair if you only call one of them. You'll need both of 'em when you explain to the coach that you called a foul on his opponent, but you've changed your mind.
You can pre-game it all you want to, but double whistels are still going to happen.