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I think this has come up repeatedly here before.
Was there any contact at all? If there was no contact you have no rules support for a blocking foul. "Putting a player in a dangerous position" absent contact cannot be a common foul.
By rule, you could go with a technical for 10-4-6f.
In application, I have a hard time calling a T for actions similar to what you described and have probably called similar plays a block in the past.
But there is no rules support for a blocking foul without contact simply for falling down before contact in an effort to draw a charge.
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