AirJiggaMan
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you can't handcheck anymore, hence a lot more penetration by fast little guards, and as a result the only way to defend is to take a charge.
Wouldnt The NBA Be More Exciting Without The Charging Rule
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i think open court charges are the worst but chargers in the paint im fine with
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no charges = I'm drafting Renardo Sidney just to be a human bowling ball
Exactly. Charges are there for a reason. If charges were eliminated people would literally be getting steam rolled by overly aggressive players.
Horrible thread from a horrible poster....
about last part.
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Laughing at you n*ggaz like “ha ha ha”
606onit
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test it on all-white (not the sissy whites teams first. 
Then hear their accounts
Then hear their accounts
KillbertArenas
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I think he means flops
you need charges, but some of that shyt is wack
dudes don't even attempt to stop their man, they just try to slide under them and hope for charges
most players get called for charges when they aren't even out of control....somebody just slid under them
dudes don't even attempt to stop their man, they just try to slide under them and hope for charges
most players get called for charges when they aren't even out of control....somebody just slid under them
superunknown23
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Pippen made this sh1t popular... but at least he took legit charges.
Nowadays, nikkaz flop all over the place on the slightest contact.
Nowadays, nikkaz flop all over the place on the slightest contact.
I'd extend the charge circle by another foot, force the bigs to challenge shots at the rim, but at the same time I'd allow more contact at the rim to ensure these pansies don't try to flop their way into getting the bigs in foul trouble.
You should have to be in position for the charge for like one full second. You cant just slide in front of someone and expect them to stop. Momentum will carry them forward a little bit. If they standing there for a whole second maybe it would even it out a lil?
guys like nick collison don't even attempt to play defense. they just slide under players (usually after they've already left the ground) and hope the ref calls a charge
mastermind
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I think that actually is the rule, you are not supposed to slide under a player.
Problem is these guys move so fast that its hard for refs to tell. Duke have been doing this for ages where they just slide under a guy going to the basket. Thats BS and not a charge.
Amare's Right Hook
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you caught a charge ? 
right, rare that a defender is actually set when they draw a charge
thats a typical charge call. arthur is under control and collison is still moving after arthur planted his feet and left the floor
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R.E.N. Spells Ren
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I, too, hate the "draw a charge" play....it's the most p*ssy play in basketball. But I see it's necessity. I just wish they made it more broad, like if it's obvious the defender is there and takes the contact, then call a charge, but if the defender clearly slides in at the last minute, then call a block and if it's too close to call, then don't call it...players will adapt.
And I know we all hate flopping, but I also detest players who throw their body around after legit fouls. like the defender absorbs a little contact and then throws his body back in a mechanical motion..fukk that, stand and fight!
And I know we all hate flopping, but I also detest players who throw their body around after legit fouls. like the defender absorbs a little contact and then throws his body back in a mechanical motion..fukk that, stand and fight!