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Question: Charges vs. Blocks
Hi,
I'm not an official, but like knowing the nuances of each rule. I was playing in a league last night and I have a question about a charge/block call. An offensive player was driving to the basket towards a defensive player. The defensive player was stationary, but before the offensive player made contact the defensive player rotated his shoulders about 60 degrees to brace for impact. Personally, I always thought that would be a block. The official said you are allowed to protect yourself and it's a charge. This is no restricted circle. I know this may be an obvious call, but I'm questioning it since every charge drill I have participated in was to stay square and protect your lower region. Thanks, R.J. |
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