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Old Fri Sep 09, 2011, 11:01am
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Originally Posted by ozzy6900 View Post
This assumption is not only wrong (in FED) but will get you into trouble.
"be liable for" is not the same as "automatically called out for..." IF there's no interference, then there's nothing to be liable for.

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The runner may not over slide the base, pop up (allowed in NCAA),
Sure he can, as long as no contact is made (and the initial contact must be beyond the base in the case of the over slide).

It's kind of the same point you were making to me -- if there's no interference, there's no out.
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