no call. there is no contact at all.

That's a lot of arm. I have a foul at that level, and other levels as well.

Exactly. I think the shooter may have had a chance to get a shot off until there was substantial contact on the elbow. The fact that he may have got the ball previously doesn't make the arm fair game.

No one Wants to go with a blocked shot followed by incidental contact on the arm? Green continues to push the ball out of bounds so white ball on the inbounds. Can someone do one of those poll thingies for college level officials only with A block. B. Charge. C. Blocked shot, off green. There is a whole lot of different opinions.
My very initial thought on first with was to ship it. But the. I could have bought a block because the defender dun fell down. Then I saw the legal blocked shot. The moral of the story I guess is sell the crap out of it.

Hitting the arm isn't a legal blocked shot. At the time the arm was hit, the shooter still had a chance to complete the shot, even if it had been partially blocked previously.

I could go with a block too since, the defender's leg, at the time of contact would extended well beyond his torso....and that is where that contact was.