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Forum: Baseball Wed Feb 23, 2011, 08:58am

Replies: 19 NCAA Contact Rule Views: 2,489 Posted By bob jenkins Agreed, but it assumes that F2 is more-or-less... Agreed, but it assumes that F2 is more-or-less standing. If F2 goes to his knees to block/catch a throw and R3 goes "down" toward the plate, R3 will likely make contact "above the waist" but this...

Forum: Baseball Tue Feb 22, 2011, 04:18pm

Replies: 19 NCAA Contact Rule Views: 2,489 Posted By bob jenkins There is a definition of flagrant -- it means... There is a definition of flagrant -- it means malicious. Beyond that, you'll have to go to the dictionary.

Forum: Baseball Tue Feb 22, 2011, 04:02pm

Replies: 19 NCAA Contact Rule Views: 2,489 Posted By bob jenkins Yes, but it's substantially the same. B... Yes, but it's substantially the same. B would have been the correct answer last year, too.

Forum: Baseball Tue Feb 22, 2011, 03:06pm

Replies: 19 NCAA Contact Rule Views: 2,489 Posted By bob jenkins Not in NCAA, which is the rules code under... Not in NCAA, which is the rules code under discussion.

Forum: Baseball Tue Feb 22, 2011, 10:15am

Replies: 19 NCAA Contact Rule Views: 2,489 Posted By bob jenkins Flagrant ==> Malicious ==> Attempt to injure. ... Flagrant ==> Malicious ==> Attempt to injure. So, in the test question, it's "only" an illegal slide, and thus an out. If it was flagrant, the player would be ejected.

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