Indiana/Michigan block/charge
 

10:13 of the first half. Can someone get this. Sure looked like a PC to me. 9:14 also. And 7:06. Something must be wrong. 2 PC's in 1 game!

The 2nd half blocking foul by Valentine is the only one worthy of discussion.
The defender was moving forward and the offensive player used his arm to push off.

This was correctly called a block by Teddy V.

I agree about the block call in the 1st half. It also looked like Teddy V was leaning to call a charge but Sanzere had a block as the Center.

Overall, I thought the game was well officiated. I don't always like Valentine's theatrics (see his kick call in the 1st half, probably pulled a muscle on that one) but he has a great feel for the game and his call selection is at good as it gets in the college game.

I'm trying to gather the video now. Is the second half blocking foul among the three mentioned in the OP?

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I am going to have to go with the no-call. It looks like there was not much or any block-charge contact. The shooter tried to fade away and was off balance. But the angle we have was not very good to see for sure.

Peace

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First one was easy.

Second one it is hard to tell by the angle. It looks like the offensive player was trying to get space and knocked the defender on the floor for the most part.

Peace

Do you have a time on this?

No call, PC, and PC.

For the last one, look where the offensive players feet end up after the defender goes down relative to where the defenders feet had been. Only way they get there is if the offensive player goes through the defender.

For the last one, just call the travel and block/charge becomes irrelevant.

And look! The "hand behind the head" mechanic.

If only there was a travel there.

With these camara angles, this is what I've got.