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Originally Posted by David Emerling
If there is one thing that is certain - it's that NFHS tends to follow the trends established by ASA. If nothing else, it would be consistent with NFHS tendencies (i.e. copy ASA)
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Not really! Originally ASA required both feet on the plate for
all pitchers. When NFHS wrote their first book they copied ASA.
Then ASA changed and allowed the step-back. NFHS followed and changed its rules.
Then ASA changed again and declared that only women and JO girls could not step back; still OK for men and JO boys.
This time NFHS decided not to change again. Seems to me that it is ASA that is
"out of step!"
WMB