Tue Mar 27, 2018, 02:40pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by PandaBear
, and its possible obstruction was called as he moved to make the catch, even though, in this particular case, it didn't block access to the base in any way.
Rich is right, in that no contact is required to have obstruction, but passing between a runner and the base he's moving toward isn't automatically obstruction either.
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Blocking access (or allowing access) is only a FED concept. It isn't in OBR.NCAA. All that's required in OBR/NCAA in hindrance.Can be as simple as a stutter step as F3 ran in front of R1.
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