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My personal thought on charging is there are two types.
1) The defensive player is trying to draw a charge on an offensive play. (Steps into the path of an offensive player.) 2) The defensive player is maintaining his/her correct defensive position and gets charged into (ran over). In scenario 1) above, I look for the defensive player to be set and square to the offensive player. Set - Both feet on the playing floor. Square - Feet and shoulders facing the offensive player. In scenario 2) above, If I see the defensive player in a legal guarding position, I would need to see the offensive player going through the legal defensive position. That leaves me room for no calls due to what I consider incidental contact. Feel free to correct me if. Off the subject - The rule books speak of offensive players, why doesn't it mention those offensive coaches?
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- SamIAm (Senior Registered User) - (Concerning all judgement calls - they depend on age, ability, and severity) |
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