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I'm new to this board and have a question.
Situation: Last night I was officiating a jr high boys game and had a situation where one guard for one of the teams was using his forarm to keep the opponent from attacking his dribble. He never pushed off with the forearm but I saw it as an advantage for the offense so I called a player control foul on the dribbler? Was I correct in doing so? I know It is in the rule book somewhere but I can't seem to find it. Thanks. 
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If the forearm extends or is extended from the body, I think you can make a case for PC. If the forearm is not extended and can be perceived as in a normal position, I've got nothing. (check 10-6-1)
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Bottom line is that you must have contact to call a personal foul. So to answer your question directly, I don't think that you were correct to call the PC foul. In the past, what I have done in a JH game, was that I mentioned to the coach that if the extended arm made contact, there might be a foul. Coach was grateful for the info and immediately coached her point guard on not "leading" with the arm. That might not be appropriate in every JH game, but it worked for me that night. I hope you're not losing sleep about the call, but it's good that you found the forum. Have a great season.
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btw, I'll add that this move & "the hug" by defenders seem pretty common at the jh level. Just tell them to stop.
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Fri Nov 14, 2003, 10:46am
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Thanks for all responses. There was contact made between the dribbler and the defender but the dribbler did not use the arm to push the defender away, he just held it there as a barrier. He had one it before but there was no contact so I let it go then.
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