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Originally posted by Mark Dexter
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Originally posted by Nevadaref
Uh, Mark please go back are read the third post in this long thread where I wrote: "I'll also note that if Texas had been in the one and one they should have shot free throws, since it would not be a team control foul. I don't think they were at the time, so I believe they got this one right."
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I'm not questioning the call - just a hypothetical rules situation.
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Neither am I, Mark. I'm just saying that I already answered your hypothetical earlier in the thread.
Also you wrote something a bit confusing in the post next to this one.
I'm referring to:
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Originally posted by Mark Dexter
Pass and crash - call it as a charge - not a PC foul, so you'll shoot free throws.
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In NFHS free throws would be shot since there is no team control foul. However, in NCAA (both mens and womens) team control would still exist during the pass, so no free throws would be awarded.
Since you are talking with Woodee here, who seems pretty inexperienced, I thought I would clarify that point.
PS Woodee, the signal for a charge is the same as for a push. The fist punch the other way or the hand behind the head both signal player/team control fouls. The first is women's the second the men's mechanic.