play at the plate UNC vs. NC State

[SE Minnestoa Re]

It's probably like a lot of sports. You eject someone at that level and it is probably the last time you are invited.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by SE Minnestoa Re

It's probably like a lot of sports. You eject someone at that level and it is probably the last time you are invited.

With the umpire in question, I doubt it. He's probably one of the top college umpires of all time. Whatever he did would be held up as the right thing, I suspect.

[CT1]

Originally Posted by Rich

With the umpire in question, I doubt it. He's probably one of the top college umpires of all time. Whatever he did would be held up as the right thing, I suspect.

Yes, but --

The problem *I* have with the no-ejection is that younger players who watched this game may now think that they have carte blanche to do the same thing. When they get dumped (as most have said they would do at lower levels), they don't understand why.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by CT1

Yes, but --

The problem *I* have with the no-ejection is that younger players who watched this game may now think that they have carte blanche to do the same thing. When they get dumped (as most have said they would do at lower levels), they don't understand why.

They'll figure it out.

[JJ]

Can anyone post video of the play and/or the conversation with the HC?

JJ