Charge, After Charge, After Charge

[NCHSAA]

In a boys game last night, I personally had 7 PC fouls, plus 2 team-control's after a pass off. My partners together had 6 PC fouls and we only had 1 block on a crash.

Total offensive foul count = 15 for the Boys game.

Needless to say it was the most I have ever had, or seen, in a game.

[tref]

RA coming to a HS near you by 2017... if this 2012 thing doesnt pop off

[NCHSAA]

Originally Posted by tref

RA coming to a HS near you by 2017... if this 2012 thing doesnt pop off

You know what, thats a good point. Even under NCAA rules we would have still had 15 though. Not one was in the RA that I can recall, but having 15 I am liable to foget one or two.

[Welpe]

Good defense, poor offense or a combination of both?

[stiffler3492]

Man, maybe it's just me improving, but I've already called probably 15 PC fouls this year. I think I'm doing a better job of seeing how the defense got there.

Someone told me something that a former NBA ref told him: 90% of all block/charge contact plays should be offensive fouls. Agree or disagree?

[tref]

Originally Posted by stiffler3492

Someone told me something that a former NBA ref told him: 90% of all block/charge contact plays should be offensive fouls. Agree or disagree?

Either somebody took something out of context or that's why he's a former NBA ref.

[NCHSAA]

Originally Posted by Welpe

Good defense, poor offense or a combination of both?

Pretty good defense to take this many, but the coach also teaches his players to take charges and to not give up their position.

[Camron Rust]

The offensive player has to be aware of the defenders in the vicinity and the fact that they are going to try to stop the offensive player. They have to be ready to have their path blocked at any time.

The player with the ball is the one with the most choices and control in the game. That is why the rules on legally defending such a player require no time/distance where all other situations do.