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Originally Posted by RKBUmp
Teebob, collisions in nfhs are only ejections if you deem the contact to be malicious. There is nothing in the rules about being an automatic ejection for contact.
Case play 8.4.3.Sit F even discusses a play at home with a collision. the play is either an out if the catcher maintains possession of the ball, or obstruction if the catcher drops the ball. It says it is simply viewed as a collision.
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I'll have to review the Fed rule again; I may have an out-of-date interpretation in my head. I was speaking only of collisions initiated by the runner, not incidental contact or the colloquial "wreck". This thread has also made me discover that my 2018 HS rule book is not in my bag, as I had assumed. :| Time to go find it.