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JJ,
Illegal substitution. Don't allow it. Bring up the pitcher who came in for the starter (or his sub, if that's what his manager wants). JM
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Are NCAA rules for this different? Seems I remember the University of Texas doing exactly this with Brooks Kieschnick a few years ago.
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Wed May 26, 2010, 09:21am
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mbcrowder,
Yes they are, and it would be perfectly legal under NCAA rules to have a player initially designated both F1 and DH, be replaced as F1, and continue as DH. JM
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Wed May 26, 2010, 09:59am
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Quote:
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