When “contact” is called:
A. The mark drops the count by two
B. Play stops, and restarts with a hand check after the marker backs up. Stall stays where it was at
C. The stall increases by two, because contact is a defensive call
D. It is treated as a uncontested foul call, against the mark, bringing the stall to zero. But, play could be stopped to contest and discuss if the mark disagrees.
Answer:D
When “contact” is called:
A. The mark drops the count by two B. Play stops, and restarts with a hand check after the marker backs up. Stall stays where it was at C. The stall increases by two, because contact is a defensive call D. It is treated as a uncontested foul call, against the mark, bringing the stall to zero. But, play could be stopped to contest and discuss if the mark disagrees.