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Originally Posted by john5396
The set is the other legal pitching position. For the set position, a pitcher’s entire non-pivot foot must be in front of a line extending through the front edge of the pitcher’s plate and the entire pivot foot must be in contact with or in front of the pitching plate.
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That's not what the rule says, and is physically impossible.
What's the "entire pivot foot"? Top, bottom, and sides? I don't care how he touches the rubber: I care whether he's in the set or windup. If he's in the set, then I'm not letting him windup.
It's not that difficult, and trying to micromanage where F1 puts his foot is the wrong approach, IMHO.