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Old Sun Feb 10, 2008, 09:40am
bob jenkins bob jenkins is offline
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Originally Posted by Scrapper1
In which case, there's no player control. So a charge after the release of the try is actually NOT a player control foul at all.

Which means that in all three rulesets -- NFHS, NCAAM, NCAAW -- a PC causes the ball to become dead immediately and no basket can be scored.
Right. The difference is in the definition of "player control foul." In all three rule sets, the defintion includes "by a player in control of the ball." In NCAAW and FED (but not NCAAM) it also includes "or by an airborne shooter."
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