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Old Mon Apr 09, 2012, 01:18am
roadking roadking is offline
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Originally Posted by KJUmp View Post
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If in your mind that wasn't flagrant, what would you consider a flagrant collision?
They could add a picture of that play to the NCAA rule book right under 12.14.

I would agree the contact between the two player would be considered excessive. The defensive player was not waiting to apply a tag, I may of gave a little leeway to the runner because the catcher took the tag to the runner. Though, under those circumstances it was the right call.

The runner that had advanced from first to second on the play was allowed to stay on second?

Last edited by roadking; Mon Apr 09, 2012 at 01:25am.
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