The good old Block/Charge and when to not call it

[JRutledge]

Originally posted by Ref-X

I see your point. It sounded like ther may have been a lot of flopping. I know I have had games where the kids flop so good and so often you have to stop it.

Call a foul on them. They will eventually get the message. Either they are not going to be around very much longer trying to flop or fake contact. I am also not saying to never call a T on a flop. I just would try other means. When you call a T, now the focus is on rather than the player. When the focus changes to you as the official, now every call is dissected. If you are calling a T on this play, what other things could you call a T for? Get my drift?

Peace