You Decide (Clip)
 

You decide, PFC or Block for high school game?

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Block! --Here in Australia I'm calling that a block. She was not in legal guarding position first or squared up to a player. Plus, our directive says if in doubt reward the shooter!

Player Control Foul: NFHS, NCAA, and FIBA every time.

MTD, Sr.

Block

Block I think.

Defender did not establish LGP before contact ... block.

The R1 has most certainly obtained (NFHS)/established (NCAA and FIBA) a LGP against W1 and is moving to maintain it. The fact that R1 has turned to absorb the contact from the W1 does not matter. Nor does it matter that R1 is moving when contact occurred; when contact occurred R1 was not moving obliquely into A1 at the time of contact.

MTD, Sr.

In MTDS I trust.

R1 established LGP - two feet on the floor and the front of her torso facing her opponent - about :04 into the clip. W1 just happened to be about 20 feet away from her at the time.

Thank you. I will put the check in the afternoon mail. :D

MTD, Sr.

Block!!! B1 didn't turn away to absorb contact, B1 turned INTO A1 to create the contact.

Good one. I almost thought you were serious for a moment.

Disagree. IMO, the defender's torso is not facing the defender but rather facing the sideline. As such, defender the defender never got LGP.

I don't think she had LGP, but it isn't always required.

I agree, when the dribbler is at the foul line extended, the defender has both feet on the line with the blocks facing the sideline, not the dribbler. I have a block.

Pc
 

Player Control foul...W1 displaced and went thru torso of R1 while she had LGP...Agree with MTD