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Originally Posted by JRutledge
And if the NF wants everyone to be on board and not question their logic, then that might go further than making a POE then taking a phrase from another level (which also makes clear that hand-checking is impeding the progress of a ball handler a foul, not just touching the ball handler).
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The FED and the NCAA(Men & Women) are talking about the situation where a defender puts
two hands on the dribbler. They are not talking about "hand checking" where only one hand is put on an offensive player. That situation was, and still is, a judgment call under all three rulesets. The FED and NCAA rules committes are all saying that there is NO judgment involved when a defender puts both hands on a dribbler; it is an automatic foul.
That's exactly what the initial post of this thread was asking about....two hands on a dribbler.
Two hands on an offensive player versus one hand on an offensive player is apples/oranges.