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Forum: Softball Thu Mar 18, 2021, 01:37pm

Replies: 2 Obs/int Views: 685 Posted By jmkupka Obs/int R1 on 1B, stealing on the release of the pitch. R1 collides with F3 before the ball is hit down the 1B line. The collision clearly prevents the fielder from fielding a batted ball. OBS or INT?

Forum: Softball Mon Mar 23, 2020, 02:16pm

Replies: 17 Running lane violation Views: 1,929 Posted By jmkupka If the runner is in the running lane, she wont be... If the runner is in the running lane, she wont be called for INT (unless she intentionally interferes), regardless of the quality of the throw or positioning of the fielder. If she's out of the...

Forum: Softball Mon Mar 02, 2020, 09:39am

Replies: 17 Running lane violation Views: 1,929 Posted By jmkupka Dont have my USA book handy, but with the... Dont have my USA book handy, but with the double-base, I'd be surprised to see that comment in the rule...

Forum: Softball Thu Feb 27, 2020, 11:10am

Replies: 11 Batted ball contacts batter/runner - "Out" of the box Views: 1,129 Posted By jmkupka Sorry for the late response, but Steve, does your... Sorry for the late response, but Steve, does your comment mean you agree with my premise regarding contacting the fair batted ball (ball and batter completely in the BB), even in NCAA ball? Of...

Forum: Softball Tue Feb 25, 2020, 03:30pm

Replies: 4 If/int Views: 841 Posted By jmkupka If/int R1 on 2; R2 on 2B with 1 out, B3 hits a high pop up near first base line in the infield. Infield fly is called. As F3 is about to catch the infield fly, R2 runs into F3. The ball lands in fair...

Forum: Softball Tue Feb 18, 2020, 03:01pm

Replies: 17 Running lane violation Views: 1,929 Posted By jmkupka I must be seeing this completely wrong... doesn't... I must be seeing this completely wrong... doesn't look to me that she was ever in the running lane. I agree with your take on the 2nd vid...

Forum: Softball Tue Feb 18, 2020, 10:08am

Replies: 17 Running lane violation Views: 1,929 Posted By jmkupka Running lane violation Can I get your opinion on this video (1st play): https://www.brainshark.com/arbitersports/18SUPTwoPlaysCollisionNotRev It is indicated that neither player did anything wrong, so no call. It is...

Forum: Softball Thu Feb 13, 2020, 02:17pm

Replies: 11 Batted ball contacts batter/runner - "Out" of the box Views: 1,129 Posted By jmkupka I dont think so... it's laying stationary in fair... I dont think so... it's laying stationary in fair territory...if the batter doesn't bump it on the way to 1B, it's a fair ball that can be fielded by F2 to fire wherever; if the batter does bump it,...

Forum: Softball Thu Feb 13, 2020, 11:50am

Replies: 11 Batted ball contacts batter/runner - "Out" of the box Views: 1,129 Posted By jmkupka Batter bunts the ball down, into the soft powder,... Batter bunts the ball down, into the soft powder, up in the front corner of the BB, where it comes to a stop (completely in the box, completely in fair territory). After hesitating, batter...

Forum: Softball Mon Feb 03, 2020, 02:08pm

Replies: 20 NCAA Armband rule clarification Views: 2,904 Posted By jmkupka Thank you Steve for the explanation. Just... Thank you Steve for the explanation. Just attended our NCCA clinic, where this was discussed and clarified, until almost the very end, when one of the final points was, Pitcher is on the PP, hands...

Forum: Softball Fri Jan 17, 2020, 12:41pm

Replies: 20 NCAA Armband rule clarification Views: 2,904 Posted By jmkupka NCAA Armband rule clarification 1/15/2020 10/21/2019 10.2.2 While in the pitching position and taking the signal, the pitcher must take or appear to take a signal. The signal need not come from the catcher. Clarification 1:...

Forum: Softball Mon Nov 11, 2019, 03:27pm

Replies: 3 INT on an IF Views: 804 Posted By jmkupka INT on an IF IF situation. R1 fron 2B collides with F6 (camped out under the fly ball). INT called at the time of collision. If F6 somehow recovers and makes the catch, we still have both outs, correct? NCAA...

Forum: Softball Wed Oct 30, 2019, 01:28pm

Replies: 3 WS: Out of the Running Lane Views: 855 Posted By jmkupka Thank you. the announcer (don't know who it was),... Thank you. the announcer (don't know who it was), really really wanted to side with the Nationals on this, and just couldn't bring himself to say outright that the PU got it right.

Forum: Softball Wed Oct 30, 2019, 09:20am

Replies: 3 WS: Out of the Running Lane Views: 855 Posted By jmkupka WS: Out of the Running Lane I know we don't discuss the other sport here, but any comments about the last night's call (besides A-Rod's an idiot)? https://youtu.be/vos0zr_KkNQ

Forum: Softball Tue Oct 29, 2019, 10:19am

Replies: 6 Latest on NCAA Pitching Clarification Views: 796 Posted By jmkupka This Clarification 1 is accurate if the action... This Clarification 1 is accurate if the action ends there. But it does not end there. For some unexplainable reason, they don't continue the logical progression in the clarification to where F1 steps...

Forum: Softball Mon Oct 07, 2019, 02:45pm

Replies: 5 1:25 finish the batter Views: 771 Posted By jmkupka So, ball in circle, B/R rounds 1B, halfway to 2B... So, ball in circle, B/R rounds 1B, halfway to 2B takes her one allotted stop, advances non-stop to 2B, rounds it and stops, she is immediately out, correct?

Forum: Softball Mon Oct 07, 2019, 09:05am

Replies: 5 1:25 finish the batter Views: 771 Posted By jmkupka 1:25 finish the batter I stopped announcing "last batter" 2 years ago when a pitcher, who was hitting her spots all day, plugged the batter in the shoulder on the next pitch. One time recently, we announced "that's game...

Forum: Softball Fri Sep 27, 2019, 09:16pm

Replies: 13 D3k Views: 1,129 Posted By jmkupka the crux of my question is, regarding the INT... the crux of my question is, regarding the INT rule that states a runner can't step back away from 1B, does the rule include 1B extended beyond home plate. If yes, then in the OP, it's a dead ball...

Forum: Softball Mon Sep 23, 2019, 03:06pm

Replies: 3 INT or OBS Views: 615 Posted By jmkupka and F6 was playing up the middle... and F6 was playing up the middle...

Forum: Softball Mon Sep 23, 2019, 08:27am

Replies: 3 INT or OBS Views: 615 Posted By jmkupka INT or OBS R1 on 2B, off on the pitch, collides with F6 before the ball is hit directly at F6. What's the call?

Forum: Softball Tue Sep 17, 2019, 02:48pm

Replies: 36 NCAA Pitching Rule Change Guidance - Released today Views: 3,435 Posted By jmkupka my comment was obviously intended to be... my comment was obviously intended to be tongue-in-cheek, but also to equate the looking at the armband with looking in the dugout, looking at the catcher, looking at whatever (all within the allowed...

Forum: Softball Tue Sep 17, 2019, 08:28am

Replies: 36 NCAA Pitching Rule Change Guidance - Released today Views: 3,435 Posted By jmkupka Insanity. Who's to say she's not looking at her... Insanity. Who's to say she's not looking at her favorite freckle? There's no rule against it. Just no quick pitch once they step on the PP.

Forum: Softball Sat Sep 14, 2019, 04:38pm

Replies: 36 NCAA Pitching Rule Change Guidance - Released today Views: 3,435 Posted By jmkupka Just bad information. If F1 is in the back... Just bad information. If F1 is in the back of the circle looking at her arm band and I call IP, DC will protest that ruling, and DC will prevail. F1 can take all the signals she wants, from...

Forum: Softball Fri Sep 13, 2019, 12:36pm

Replies: 13 D3k Views: 1,129 Posted By jmkupka More of a reflex reaction to the tag attempt (and... More of a reflex reaction to the tag attempt (and not turning away to return to the 3B dugout). My concern was more about returning the runner to 2B.

Forum: Softball Fri Sep 13, 2019, 08:58am

Replies: 13 D3k Views: 1,129 Posted By jmkupka A batter could step back (1 step) away from F2,... A batter could step back (1 step) away from F2, and not be considered out of the basepath, but that 1 step back from a B/R further up the line would be enough for an INT call. Guess my question...

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