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Originally Posted by ggk
bob jenkins stated
No. The NCAA rule is the same as OBR on this issue.
but what about ctblu40's post..........
"NCAA rules are similar, but not the same. I would not call time and enforce the balk in this situation in an NCAA game because there are 2 criteria that need to be met.
First, 9-3-PENALTY(1) is the same as OBR in that if all runners including the batter advance 1 base, the balk is ignored (which is not the case in the play above).
Second, 9-3-PENALTY(2) indicates that "the umpire shall call balk in the usual manner, but shall not call "time" until all play has ceased (runners have stopped trying to advance and/or a fielder is in posession of the ball in the infield)." In your discription, a fielder has not yet held the ball in the infield (see NCAA RULE 2)."
to me this says to allow play to continue on a pitched ball caught by the catcher as he is not in the "infield". as opposed to a balk on a throw to first where F3 catches the ball - that you would kill when he caught it.
do you have a citation to support your assertion? i just want to get this right in my head.
thanks.
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The rule he cited includes some preamble to the effect "if F1 throws wild..."
In the OP, F1 did not throw wild.