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Mon Dec 16, 2019, 01:08pm
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"Cylinder plays" in NFHS
As NFHS does not have the cylinder rule, what is the ruling on a play where a shooter takes normal shooting motion and makes contact to the defender's head? Assume that the elbows were perpendicular and not horizontal. This occurred on a catch and shoot from the corner, not a drive. There did not appear to be much contact on the play, but it doesn't take much contact to catch a defender's eye and draw blood.
I realize there were posts of this nature in 2017 with references to a POE in 2012-2103, but has anything changed? Is this by rule an intentional foul per se? Lastly, if a stationary defender straddles offensive leg and offense stands up, dislodging defender, is this a foul on the offensive player? 
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