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Always good to know the THs in college baseball are as stupid as the ones in college softball. NCAA should ban Nomar from TV. They do have the right to approve announcers, and Nomar should be disapproved.
If nothing else, it's interference because the umpire SAID it was interference. It doesn't make any difference if there actually WAS interference. There was in the judgment of the umpire at that moment. Nomar needs to shut up.
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For those less interested in commentators than the play:
1. The pitch was ball 4, so the batter became a runner and no longer liable for batter interference. 2. He might, however, be liable for runner interference if he intentionally hindered a throw. 3. Although F2 threw down, there was no play on R1 because he was forced to advance by the award to the batter. It's always on the defense to know the situation and whether a play is possible. 4. Since BR did not intentionally interfere -- he was permitted to move toward 1B to take his award, and shouldn't reasonably have expected a throw -- he was not called for INT. 5. The umpires presumably allowed the play to stand because F2 risked a throw without possibility of a play and there was no infraction by the BR.
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5 - See, there's the problem... they DID rule interference. they DID NOT allow the play to stand. Either R1 was ruled out and BR put on first, or BR was ruled out and R1 returned to first. TV did an awful job telling us which runner was left on first base after the play, so I'm not completely sure. I THINK it was the batter. I was happy for the rally-killing out here... but the umpire in me doesn't understand how this outcome was what they came up with.
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I can't see how they could have called out R1 here under any circumstances. They must have ruled runner INT on the BR and called him out, returning R1 to 1B. The box score should have it.
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Unofficial box score, http://ncaasports.cstv.com/gametrack...&sport=mbasebl shows Wilson out on BI (which it wasn't).
Newspaper accounts vary about who was out. Last edited by umpjim; Mon Jun 13, 2011 at 08:48am. |
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An article in the Austin American-Statesman cites that the batter "was ruled out Section 50, A.R. 2 of the baseball manual."
I am hoping someone can expand on the what baseball manual is actually referenced in this article. HTML Code:
http://www.statesman.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/austin/longhorns/entries/2011/06/12/texas_arizona_s_1.html?cxntfid=blogs_bevo_beat |
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