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New "Two Second Pause" Pitching Interpretation (NCAA)
The NCAA has released a new interpretation for Rule 10.2. It seems to basically specify that F1 must have two feet on the pitching plate when a signal is taken, whether it comes from the dugout or F2.
"Any time a pitcher takes a signal from somewhere other than the pitcher’s plate with hands separated, it is an illegal pitch, unless she also takes another signal while in the position required in Rule 10.2.1." But wait there's more! If a batter is slow getting in the box, and the umpire has a hand up, the pitcher can throw without an additional pause when the PU signals ready for play. I think this is going to be a headache to enforce. Am I wrong?
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