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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
8.3.2C "some access to the plate" (and, no, I don't mean the "back side")
8.3.2G(a) "blocks the entire base" vs. 8.3.2G(b) "blocks part of the base"
8.3.2L "partially blocking the inside edge of the base" and "did provide access to part of the base, even though it was not the part ... R1 wanted"
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Thanks Bob, the Case Book cites those things and when I see them I will apply it as applicable. In the OP, the catcher cannot force a runner to slide between his legs. While that was the NCAA interp, we have OBS in Fed as well because he is not in possession of the ball.