Theory behind B and C positions

[MrUmpire]

Originally Posted by Umpmazza

Dude you cant make up your own mechanics.... you in "B" with R1... HOW IN THE HELL ARE YOU GONNA SEE A CLOSE PICKOFF @ 1st?.... you aint doing that crap in College.

In college ball, U1 is in A with R1. He has a great view.

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by MrUmpire

In college ball, U1 is in A with R1. He has a great view.

They use two-man for a lot of college ball out here.

[Klokard]

As stated before. Follow CCA and feel comfortable about it. Those guys did an awful lot of study before writing that manual. The fact that they do yearly updates makes me believe that Hiler, Poronto, Yeast, et al... know what they are doing. R3 regardless of outs, BU in "C".

[Umpmazza]

Originally Posted by MrUmpire

In college ball, U1 is in A with R1. He has a great view.

Yes in 3 man, not in 2 man...you might want to look at the CCA again.

[MrUmpire]

Originally Posted by Umpmazza

Yes in 3 man, not in 2 man...you might want to look at the CCA again.

I don't need to look at the CCA manual again, thank you, though, for your suggestion.

I replied to a post the intimated college level. My college games are three man. I haven't looked at CCA for two man since, well, since ever. None of my two man games are college level and all are worked with pro mechanics.\

If you are working college games, above JUCO, in two man, you have my sympathy.

[bossman72]

Originally Posted by MrUmpire

I don't need to look at the CCA manual again, thank you, though, for your suggestion.

I replied to a post the intimated college level. My college games are three man. I haven't looked at CCA for two man since, well, since ever. None of my two man games are college level and all are worked with pro mechanics.\

If you are working college games, above JUCO, in two man, you have my sympathy.

Yeah, around here we work 2 man until you get to D1 schools.