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The NFHS has made it very clear that they want this called as an offensive charge. There is even a case book play that has this exact scenario. Rough play is a point of emphasis every year. Offensive charge calls reduce rough play by sending a message to the offense that they need to stay in control and will be penalized when they barrel over the defense. You made the right call.
As our rules interpreter said, "if there is a block/charge situation with displacement, you'd better have a whistle!
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Wed Jan 15, 2003, 04:24pm
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