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Things you are doing I would eliminate:
- Style of play is a deep dark rabbit hole just officiate the play in front you. - Direction of player(s) falling. Players can twist, fall, turn however they want to protect themselves. The good actors will be falling the right way anyway. Things to consider looking at: A - Officiate the defense. Offense has no expectation of time and space so had defenders feet stopped moving forward at the moment of contact. B - Is contact happening in the centre of defense's tower (torso). If you've got A and B here you might not have a pc but you can likely eliminate block to PC or no call. The trickiest part of block charge for me anyway is not whether its a block or a charge but rather whether there is enough there to call a charge. Players can protect themselves however they want but was the contact really enough to create an advantage for the offense or disadvantage the defense or did they disadvantage themselves.
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