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Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA
HTBT, but just as much of that "wide turn" probably came after touching the base than before, so, in my judgment, part of the act of OBS came between 1B & 2B.
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I agree, but the reason for my question (about the arm being still out after rounding 1B) was that the arm was now signalling to the coach that the runner was still protected. Hence, the correct call was made (protecting the runner).
I know that the arm being dropped does NOT mean the protection is dropped, but if the arm is still out, it means protection is still in force.