
Thu Dec 09, 2004, 12:01pm
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Originally posted by Base
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Originally posted by MJT
#2. I am going to give B56 some latitude in his running into unless it was VERY obvious a kick was going to be made.
If you call B56 for running into kicker, then the ill batting by A3 will result in a double foul and you must have an untimed down.
If you do not call a foul on B, then they will undoubtedly decline the foul by A and the game will go into overtime.
NCAA: I do not think we have any differences, but I will be corrected if there are.
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I believe there is no illegal batting under NCAA rules (9-4-1-c or 9-4-2) and therefore only one foul (running into kicker), extended period and untimed down from B-25
(I presume that the spot of the kick was behind the NZ and it was obvious, that kick would be made) [/B]
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You are correct! This is a BIG difference in the particular play mentioned.
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