ChuckElias Good catch, Bart. I think Nevada just got his NF and NCAA lingo mixed together. No player control, so shoot the FTs in HS; but there is team control, so no FTs in NCAA. Chuck
Mark Dexter Originally posted by Woodee How does one signal a charge? I don't have my book with me and can't remember a charge signal. Must say I've seen Refs just point in the opposite direction but I don't think thats a proper signal for a charge. I'm not trying to be a PITA, I see opportunity for learning so I'm jumping on it. In NF, the charge signal is the same as for a push.
Woodee Originally posted by Mark Dexter Originally posted by Woodee How does one signal a charge? I don't have my book with me and can't remember a charge signal. Must say I've seen Refs just point in the opposite direction but I don't think thats a proper signal for a charge. I'm not trying to be a PITA, I see opportunity for learning so I'm jumping on it. In NF, the charge signal is the same as for a push. Until now, I thought a charge and player control were the same fouls. When I played a charge was an offensive foul by the ball handler. Thanks for the clarification!!!!!
Mark Dexter Originally posted by Woodee Until now, I thought a charge and player control were the same fouls. When I played a charge was an offensive foul by the ball handler. Thanks for the clarification!!!!! In general - yes. Only nit-pickers like those of us on here care about the difference. 😛