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Old Mon Jan 28, 2008, 02:49pm
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Originally Posted by jodibuck
Is it legal for a righthanded pitcher's pivot foot be on the pitcher's plate when he throws to 1st base, as long as his non-pivot foot steps directly towards occupied 1st base? Our NFHS instructor said the righthanded pitcher must disengage the pitcher's plate before throwing to occupied 1st base.
Do you live in Oregon?

Bob's right, your "NFHS instructor" is wrong, as a simple reading of the rulebook would demonstrate.

BTW, NFHS does not have "instructors."
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