Jewelry

[Welpe]

North Dakota plays under NFHS rules.

[SanDiegoSteve]

We have a winner: Massachusetts!

[scarolinablue]

South Carolina indeed uses FED rules.

Of course, we don't allow appeals, so I suppose it is "modified FED rules."

[Rita C]

Originally Posted by scarolinablue

South Carolina indeed uses FED rules.

Of course, we don't allow appeals, so I suppose it is "modified FED rules."

What do you mean "Don't allow appeals"?

Rita

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by Rita C

What do you mean "Don't allow appeals"?

Rita

SC still uses the old FED rule: if a baserunner misses a base, the umpire will call him out immediately. No appeal required or permitted. I've never worked under that rule, but I believe the ball remains live, so the defense can play on other runners (similar to coach's INT).

[Rita C]

Originally Posted by mbyron

SC still uses the old FED rule: if a baserunner misses a base, the umpire will call him out immediately. No appeal required or permitted. I've never worked under that rule, but I believe the ball remains live, so the defense can play on other runners (similar to coach's INT).

So wrong

Rita

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

We have a winner: Massachusetts!

Well at least MA has some common sense when it comes to football and baseball rules.

[thumpferee]

Check out the S Florida pitcher vs Oklahoma on ESPN2. Looks like she is wearing everything in her jewelry box.

[outathm]

No jewelry rule in NCAA softball

[Steven Tyler]

Originally Posted by outathm

No jewelry rule in NCAA softball

It must not be enforced. I see several player with earrings pretty consistently.

Now those hair ribbons are my bug-a-boo.

[JFlores]

Summer ball is suppose to be a little more lax when it comes to rules like jewelry. During summer ball they can bat entire lineup, free substitutions, eh/dh allowed. Down here in my neck of the woods anyways.

[Caesar's Ghost]

Originally Posted by Steven Tyler

It must not be enforced. I see several player with earrings pretty consistently.

Now those hair ribbons are my bug-a-boo.

Read again because that's not what he said. He said that there is not a jewelry rule in NCAA -- so they can wear jewelry. He didn't say that there was a no-jewelry rule.