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obstruction/interference
NCAA rules.
another question from eofficials.com where the answer doesn't seem quite right. thoughts? would your answer differ for fed or obr? thanks. Question: R2, no outs. Line drive back at the pitcher that deflects off the pitcher’s knee and bounces over towards first base, near the foul line, but remains in fair territory. As the first-baseman is fielding the ball, the batter-runner runs over the defensive player. Answer: A. The batter-runner is out for interference. B. No interference. C. The fielder is protected in this instance. D. Eject the batter-runner because he caused the collision. E. Obstruction. If the batter is out, the out is cancelled and he is awarded first. F. A and C |
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