Silly, me. Sorry Peter, I'm not allowed to agree with you. Carl is right. Carl is is always right. I am wrong. You are wrong. When will we ever learn?

Come to think of it, there is really no need for this forum. Why waste time exchanging opinions and thoughts when all we really need is for Carl to post the one true answer to begin with? Hell, everyone should just buy the BRD and sell their computers.

Not sure what a 'troll' is but thanks for the advice.

You obviously didn't read ALL of my post. NOwhere did my 'interp' deal with runners rounding bases. It only dealt with runners locations when a play was made.

Let me know if I need to type bigger or slower.

Ok, your sophomoric sarcasm aside, talk about the play. Is Fitzpatrick wrong? Where's the citation to support your call on this play? FED 8-?-?. OBR 7.?(?)

Spence.

Check the NFHS rulebook on this matter. The OBR rulebook doesn't have the interpretation of where the baseline is established, but the FED book does. I'm not sure what rule number being I don't have my book in front of me. Look in FED rule 8, when a runner is out. It mentions the 3 foot baseline and has a note underneath it about how the baseline is established. I hope this helps.


P.S. A troll is someone who posts on a message board with the sole intention of inciting somebody to insult or flame another or themselves. I don't beleive you were trolling, you just took the rule as it was read. The NFHS has put this interp in their rulebook, OBR hasn't. Its implied in OBR that the runner etablishes his own baseline.

[Edited by aevans410 on Apr 30th, 2005 at 08:19 AM]