When attempting to draw an offensive foul, must contact occur on the torso?

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When attempting to draw an offensive foul, must contact occur on the torso?

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Mon Mar 19, 2012, 01:26pm

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One of the things to keep in mind here is that before you call a charge, make sure the defender was actually fouled. May sound silly, but my point is that the option here isn't just block and charge, but potentially a no-call or a possible violation (travel).

I'm not saying this play is a definite no call, but just that to keep all this in mind.

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