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Examples a-e are irrelevant because of "Intentional fouls include, but are not limited to:"
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Maybe the other player would foul her, sure, but that's not really my problem here. (BTW, I think those that intentionally call girls games in a different manner than boys games are doing the girls a disservice.) |
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I kept watching it, expecting to see something more substantive in the contact than the intentional brush on the back. I see no impact on the shooter. She's not throwing a punch, so it matters whether or not the contact made a difference. "Contact which does not hinder the opponent from performing normal offensive or defensive movements should be considered incidental." No exception is made for intentional contact.
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These are the very types of Intentional fouls that we all cringe at. But to me this is what the NFHS wants called as intentional. It's a breakaway that the defender has no chance to defend legally so they reach out and push/grab with no legitimate chance at the ball. I guess if she comes up from behind and blasts her into the wall then it makes our jobs a whole lot easier.
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Ex. You hold ball. I whack at ball and hit crap out of your wrist. You keep holding ball. You weren't going anywhere. Didn't cause you a "disadvantage" but that's a foul. If you only look at the sentence above it wouldn't be one. Can't read it in isolation. Imo. |
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It's still incidental because there's zero impact on the shooter. None.
And in your example, I'm not calling that either for precisely that reason. If it dislodges the ball, I'll call the foul. If it doesn't impact the ball handler in any noticeable way, then I've got nothing. Just like the 100 lb pg running into the 250 lb center and falling off: I'm not calling the PC foul there, it's incidental contact because the innocent party wasn't disadvantaged (or displaced) in any way. Your #2 point gets called a hand check due to the changes made, which do not apply to a single touch. If they wanted this to apply to a single touch, they would have said so, but this play in no way resembles a hand-check.
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"hand checking" is a specific play where the defender is actively defending someone: virtually always in a position to actually defend. This is not that play. I will say this, if you call anything, you better call it intentional. I'd just like to think I'd have the patience to let it go.
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The only truly defining part is "An intentional foul is a personal or technical foul that may or may not be premeditated and is not based solely on the severity of the act. "
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(moderator note) I understand English just fine, so that part was unnecessary.
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I think he is saying that the examples listed fall under the "include but not limited" category.
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[QUOTE=Adam;1001329]It's still incidental because there's zero impact on the shooter. None.
The play does resemble the premeditated portion of the rule. Intent. Not severity.
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[QUOTE=Camron Rust;1001318]What part of the intentional foul rule did she violate?
The premeditated portion of the rule. Intent. Doesn't have to based on severity part of the rule. Intent. Similar to tugging on a jersey. (which isn't even one of the examples). When this rule first came out, they used a play in the casebook very similar to this play.
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