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Defender stretched his hand out to the side to prevent me from going to the basket after I began to drive?
So I ended up slamming into the arm and it messed up my drive. Is this a foul? If so, is it offensive or defensive? The ref didn't call it.
6 Answers
- PETER MLv 74 years agoFavorite Answer
That's a foul and the ref messed up and so did your coach by not protesting the foul not being called by the ref.
- Anonymous4 years ago
you gotta call your own fouls bruh
- ?Lv 74 years ago
If you moved into his outstretched arm it should not be called a foul on the defensive player, it should be called an offensive foul or called a charge, however anyone that follows basketball knows that refs either miss calls, or in some cases give the benefit of the doubt to the all star or superstar player.
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- Anonymous4 years ago
If you moved into his outstretched arm it isn't a foul on his part. If he had reached in to attempt to steal the ball and hit you it would have been a defensive foul. If you run into a defender that is stationary then it would be an offensive foul, specifically called a charge.
