Arizona/Arizona State Block-Charge (video)

[deecee]

If that's not a PC then I don't know what it. the defender is in the path of the offensive player for like 40 feet and backtracking in a straight line. This was coming the whole time.

[zm1283]

Originally Posted by deecee

If that's not a PC then I don't know what it. the defender is in the path of the offensive player for like 40 feet and backtracking in a straight line. This was coming the whole time.

Yeah, not really even that close.

PC foul

[Camron Rust]

That is a PC that could have been called by the guy directing traffic outside the arena.

[APG]

I'm curious to see how plays under NCAA-M rules will be called next year after officials have had a full year to adjust to the rule change. A lot of the plays discussed here would be charges under NBA rules/interpretations which has had the same rule as far as the defender having to have a legal position on the upward motion to shoot or pass the ball.

[deecee]

Originally Posted by APG

I'm curious to see how plays under NCAA-M rules will be called next year after officials have had a full year to adjust to the rule change. A lot of the plays discussed here would be charges under NBA rules/interpretations which has had the same rule as far as the defender having to have a legal position on the upward motion to shoot or pass the ball.

I don't see what this video has to do with any confusion around an interpretation or rule modification. I'm pretty sure Naismith would have a PC here as well.

[onetime1]

Looks to me as if the offensive player just destroys the defensive player by knocking him to the ground. I would call this a PC foul at every level.