Easy question for the seasoned guys.

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

The only correct call by rule for the scenarios which you have detailed is a player control foul.

Only the offensive player would be at risk, by rule, of being charged with a foul.

I rarely see the defender get displaced or put at a disadvantage (shot usually misses the mark) when the offensive player creates that type of contact on a jump shoot. In that instance, is a no-call the correct call, by rule?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

I rarely see the defender get displaced or put at a disadvantage (shot usually misses the mark) when the offensive player creates that type of contact on a jump shoot. In that instance, is a no-call the correct call, by rule?

In my opinion, yes.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

I rarely see the defender get displaced or put at a disadvantage (shot usually misses the mark) when the offensive player creates that type of contact on a jump shoot. In that instance, is a no-call the correct call, by rule?

I was basing my response on the OP writing, "Contact is enough to have to make a call." If one has to make a call, it's PC.

You altered the condition which he stipulated by stating that the defender isn't displaced or put at a disadvantage. That was not the scenario which I was answering.