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Forum: Softball Fri Apr 06, 2018, 12:06pm

Replies: 42 Obstruction, Look Back--NFHS Views: 3,140 Posted By jmkupka I believe this forum covers high-level rules... I believe this forum covers high-level rules interpretations… I can honestly say that I don’t know of a single umpire, USA, NCAA, pony, that 1. knows this exception (being on the base and a...

Forum: Softball Fri Apr 06, 2018, 11:57am

Replies: 42 Obstruction, Look Back--NFHS Views: 3,140 Posted By jmkupka No, I am saying that, after she rounds first base... No, I am saying that, after she rounds first base and is obstructed, and returns to first base and stands there, if she takes off for second base and is put out by a large margin, she is no longer...

Forum: Softball Fri Apr 06, 2018, 08:07am

Replies: 42 Obstruction, Look Back--NFHS Views: 3,140 Posted By jmkupka Cannot believe I missed this exception in the... Cannot believe I missed this exception in the rulebook. Likely renders much of this discussion moot. NCAA 9.5.7 An obstructed runner may not be called out between the two bases where she was...

Forum: Softball Tue Mar 27, 2018, 09:45am

Replies: 42 Obstruction, Look Back--NFHS Views: 3,140 Posted By jmkupka Gotcha Mike. An easy way to avoid having to make... Gotcha Mike. An easy way to avoid having to make and defend the most unusual ruling in the book. I like it. :) In discussions with a multitude of colleagues, I have found not 1 who would ever make...

Forum: Softball Tue Mar 27, 2018, 07:39am

Replies: 42 Obstruction, Look Back--NFHS Views: 3,140 Posted By jmkupka True Mike, but if you think about this happening... True Mike, but if you think about this happening at game speed, why would one be calling time here? You see your runner stop at 1B after being OBS right there. End of story. You see the ball...

Forum: Softball Mon Mar 26, 2018, 04:07pm

Replies: 42 Obstruction, Look Back--NFHS Views: 3,140 Posted By jmkupka So in a nutshell, your premise is, a play is not... So in a nutshell, your premise is, a play is not over until the next play begins. Unless an umpire calls time, or the ball is dead by rule. I try to read the rulebook and casebook cover to...

Forum: Softball Mon Mar 26, 2018, 10:34am

Replies: 42 Obstruction, Look Back--NFHS Views: 3,140 Posted By jmkupka I understand wanting to avoid the hassle, but we... I understand wanting to avoid the hassle, but we don't call time (to announce the award) in any other OBS situation where the runner is safely on the base she should've reached. In the past thread...

Forum: Softball Mon Mar 26, 2018, 08:40am

Replies: 42 Obstruction, Look Back--NFHS Views: 3,140 Posted By jmkupka Not saying LBR is one of the exceptions. I'm... Not saying LBR is one of the exceptions. I'm asking, when is the play considered over, if not when the ball is in the circle, and runner is on the base they would have been awarded?

Forum: Softball Sun Mar 25, 2018, 07:24pm

Replies: 42 Obstruction, Look Back--NFHS Views: 3,140 Posted By jmkupka RKB, that is the play I'm questioning: ... RKB, that is the play I'm questioning: Ordinary single to F9. BR rounds 1B and is obstructed. Returns to 1B and stands on it. Ball is relayed from F9 to F5 to F1 (in the circle). BR takes...

Forum: Softball Mon Mar 12, 2018, 12:41pm

Replies: 42 Obstruction, Look Back--NFHS Views: 3,140 Posted By jmkupka The 2 elements needed for the exception were not... The 2 elements needed for the exception were not in effect, but at what point is all play to have been considered stopped (which I thought was an element as well)? How long, with the pitcher in...

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