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Originally Posted by CecilOne
In the OP case, the runner (BR) was OBS before reaching 1st.
The BU "judged that the runner would only have reached first base".
So, safe at 1st is the minimum, safe at 2nd only if she makes it because The BU "judged that the runner would only have reached first base".
The OBS occurred with the BR between home and 1st, so the "can't be out between X&Y bases applies there, not to between 1st and 2nd.
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That would be true, but then you are assuming the OBS occured prior to 1B. I'm going to protect this runner between 1st & 2nd.