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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
Right. But, does that apply to the roll-block, pop-up, beyond the base slides only (which contains the "and makes contact" wording in the slide definition), or does it also apply to the "on a force play slide directly to the base" slide, which does not contain the "contact" provision?
I'm not disagreeing, I'm seeking clarification. Like CoachJM, I find the wording in 8-4-2b confusing, especially when combined with Kyle McNeely's (?) interp of many years ago on one of these sites that contact was required.
I do know that NCAA changed the rule this year so contact / alteration is required, but it was clear at the clinic that any benefit of the doubt went to the fielder. In fact, one example was shown in which I could not see any contact / alteration, but they wanted it called a violation.
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Exactly Bob, the more they try and clarify the more confusing it gets.
Perfect example the test question from FED - an illegal slide is always supposed to be penalized - so now if FED saying they don't want it penalized?
Sounds like another messed up test question.
Thanks
David