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Sun Oct 20, 2013, 08:52am
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If the covering official judges that the contact is UNR, then you could have a PF.
But as described, I'd have nothing. Stepping on a player is not in itself a foul, whether he's prone or on hands and knees. The farther "up" an opponent is, the more I'd be inclined to flag a PF. I doubt I'd ever flag it if the "stepee" is a teammate.
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