College Question - Elbows

[jc147119]

While much of the emphasis has been placed on the above/below the shoulders language I believe the real key is the swinging/moving elbow language as if the elbow is stationary and contact is made to an opponent above the shoulders, a common foul can be called (an intentional may still be called but a common fould can still be called by rule). IF the elbow is swinging/moving AND contact is made above the shoulders then a common foul is no longer an option and the foul called must either be an intentational foul or a flagrant foul (personal of technical depending of the status of the ball).

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by jc147119

While much of the emphasis has been placed on the above/below the shoulders language I believe the real key is the swinging/moving elbow language is if the elbow is stationary and contact is made to an opponent above the shoulders, a common foul can be called (an intentional may still be called but a common foul can still be called by rule).

Why would you believe that when the rules citation saying your belief is false under NCAA Mens rules has already been posted above?

Or are you referring strictly to NCAA Womens rules?

[jc147119]

My apologies I was referring to the women's rules.