In college baseball is there a rule covering an intentionally dropped baseball?

thanks

Hmmmm,
 

Yes.

<b>Come to think of it</b>

Depending on the outcome, there's a rule for "intentionally dropping" a bat, too.

Were in the college rule book would I find the rule?

Hint: Who (batter? runner? pitcher?) is affected by the rule? What happens to that individual (out? awarded bases? ejected?)

Answering those questiosn should point you in the right direction.

NCAA Intentionally Dropped ball
 

Rule 2 / Definitions A.R.
If a player intentionally drops a fair ball, the ball remains in play. Infield fly takes precedence.

Also-Rule 7-11 / Batting A.R.2.

Ok,
 

kbaerslt:

With all due respect, is posting here the same as going to the dentist for you? You were a little obtuse in your question.

I think we all reacted in our own way to say, "huh?"

There are several talented people here that have a great knowledge of all levels, leagues, and rule books. They just need a little more information.

I am confused as to what you really wanted, you asked an obscure question and gave little background of the situation.

Thanks to Robert Harrison for the references.

Tee