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Old Sat May 19, 2007, 05:29pm
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Hard Foul

From JRutledge: "The problem with calling this a "hard foul" is the fact that all intentional fouls are not hard in nature. There are fouls that a defender just grabs someone and not a very violent outcome is a result. I would disagree in using that terminology. Then coaches would say, “That was not a hard foul at all.”

We have been told to only verbalize "Hard foul" to the table when the intentional foul is a result of excessive contact. When excessive contact occurs, we make the intentional foul signal as a preliminary signal at the spot of the foul, move to the table, report the foul using the intentional foul signal, and verbalize "Hard foul". For other types of intentional fouls, we do not say "Hard foul", but rather we verbalize "Intentional foul".
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