Wed Jan 17, 2007, 11:42pm
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Originally Posted by D-Man
Could ensuring the correct proper batter comes to bat be construed as upholding the appeal? I've got a couple NCAA questions to "contest" but on this one aren't there 3 ways to uphold a BOO appeal?
1. If the IP is not out or on base, replace with PB and assume IP's count.
2. IP is out or on base. BOO is discovered BEFORE the next pitch by either team. PB is out (cancel advnaced caused by IP's actions as a batter). Next batter is the name following PB.
3. After a pitch is thrown by either team, IP becomes legalized. Next batter is the name that follows newly legalized IP.
Can each of these three options be considered accepting (or honoring) the BOO appeal?
just a thought...
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What (or who) is "IP?"
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