Video: SE Lousiana v. Pudue-FW

[Raymond]

Hey Jeff, I'm posting the block/charge play from your YouTube page.



Another play where so far I seem to be in the minority.

[SC Official]

I have a blocking foul in real time. Defender's torso is pretty clearly still moving into the offensive player upon contact.

[sdoebler]

Originally Posted by SC Official

I have a blocking foul in real time. Defender's torso is pretty clearly still moving into the offensive player upon contact.

Have to agree, looks like the defender established LGP outside of the RA but then continued to move forward into the defender. If he had stayed vertical would have been a charge or little to no contact.

[ilyazhito]

In real time, it is a charge. The defender has legal guarding position outside the RA, 2 feet on the floor, facing his opponent, and does not move toward the opponent before the shooter goes airborne.

[Camron Rust]

First look....block...defender still moving forward.

Second look....block.

Third look....block.

All for the same reasons.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

First look....block...defender still moving forward.



Second look....block.



Third look....block.



All for the same reasons.

I agree. On FB everyone was saying it was a PC, implying the the defender was merely firming up.

IMO, it's the defender's forward movement that's creates the contact.

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[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by ilyazhito

In real time, it is a charge. The defender has legal guarding position outside the RA, 2 feet on the floor, facing his opponent, and does not move toward the opponent before the shooter goes airborne.

I don't ever see him stop moving forward. Yes, his feet stop, but it is the movement of his torso that is relevant for block charge...the same as if the defender leans to the side. His torso continues to move all the way until contact.