Le Tenia

He circled it more and should have set his feet. Griff would have fielded it and circled back to 1st to make the throw. AL called him off and the ball kept rolling out and he rushed it. He had time. AL is also throwing to Bear's glove side....

Is that a written rule? Link it? [quote]NCAA Rule 7, Section 11 (p) : [b]In running the last half of the distance[/b] from home plate to first base while the ball is being fielded to first base, the batter-runner runs outside the 3-foot restraining line or inside the foul line and, in so doing, ...

Let me dumb this the fk down for you and your mouth breathing brothers and sisters. This will be my final post regarding this bc I'm wasting my time at this point. #1 His last 3 steps weren't in the runners path. #2 It doesn't fkn matter. At the 45' mark, a runners path is established by cha...

[quote]If the throwing lane is wide fricking open as well as jones being able to field the ball is wide arse open, then where is the interference?[/quote] Did Milazzo throw it "right" to 1st base? I'm not asking if the throw was perfect. Did he throw the ball to 1st and was the runner inside the fo...

RH thrower, LH glove...

[quote]LSU316[/quote] I'm out. Here come all the tards, the bell must have rung and they let them out. Where is Rutard the Rain Man? ...

[quote]That’s how my coaches taught me.[/quote] 100% how most every player is taught. It is done so to make it tough on the fielders and puts the judgement on the umps to rule on it. Exactly why there's chalked lines and a clearly written rule with an exception to avoid contact. What should be...

The defensive and offensive play does not end when he releases the ball. Nobody is denying that the throw wasn't offline. AL had to circle the ball and it appears he hesitates or something when releases the ball. Where is the batter-runner when the ball gets to Jones? The rule doesn't say th...

[quote]The ball doesn’t need to hit him and it doesn’t need to be a perfect throw for it to be interference. If, by the angle, it hypothetically impedes the throw then he’s out. The botched actual throw doesn’t change that. It was interference…..case settled. Let’s all get on with our day[/quote] ...

[quote]any good ump isn’t calling interference unless the runner is actually obstructing or attempting to obstruct the throwing lane ETA: this is how the rule is actually writte[/quote] Why are you so sure that it didn’t effect him fielding and throwing? Was there a bad throw? Did he hesitate w...