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Originally posted by blindzebra
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Originally posted by Junker
At a camp, I heard a big timer from the NCAA talk about judgment on the block/charge. He said he basically looks at where the contact is made. If the defender gets hit right in the chest, its a PC foul. If the defender gets hit anywhere else, its a block. Not exactly by the book, but if you look at them all this way, you'll at least be consistant. I thought it was a nice, simple way to look at a play that can be confusing for lesser experienced officials.
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I guess B1 can take it right in the chest and that contact is never when B1 stepped into A1?
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good point. If there is LGP B1 gets there first then the onus is on A1 to avoid the contact etc.,
I see this a lot on the sidelines, B1 is there with just a little room to spare; however, A1 forces the issue and tries to go by, he might hit B1 a little off square and the official calls the block because B1 did not get hit in the chest, but by rule B1 was correct.
Thanks
David