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Originally Posted by bainsey
And Snaq, I always appreciate the candor, but the example you provide isn't something I would use in the 1-2-3 approach. If there's no chance it's a block (stationary defender facing elsewhere), then it's just a PC or incidental.
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Good, then you have to ask yourself why, by rule, is it a PC foul.
As for why it's not called, it is called when it happens. You just never see it happen, because players don't give ground like that. If anything, you typically see it called incidental when the defense bails. and occasionally, you see it called a block when the bail (normally in the form of a premature fall) endangers other players.
For the record, I agree that Camron's explanation works better than mine. All the principals lead to the same conclusion, though.