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Originally Posted by UMP 64
Why don't we stick to the original question?
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Because we don't know the rule set.
In NFHS ball, where the pitch has started with any normal motion, and the pitcher does not complete the delivery, the call is IP, ball and on the batter, and advance runners.
In ASA any preliminary motion doesn't matter, the pitch doesn't start until the hands separate. If the hands did not separate, then the pitcher can stop, and step back off the plate and we have NO CALL. If hands did separate, then call is the same as in the NFHS.
WMB