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Old Rule Protected Follow Through
That wasn't BI. If B2 hit F2 on his natural follow through, then F2 was setting up too close. If F2 was successful at 1B, the out was legal. If not, R1 had to return to 1B because of incidental contact by B2. Same ruling with R1 stealing 2B. No runner on and it is also just incidental contact.
I was unaware of BI on B2's follow through being in any casebook. Now it reappears in the NFHS 2007 Baseball Rules Interpretations. Is this a new BRD between OBR, NCAA and NFHS?
Last edited by SAump; Thu Mar 08, 2007 at 10:50pm.
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