Tenn vs. UCLA miss

[Cecil4]

If you saw Tenn vs. UCLA, can you answer 2 questions:
1) Why wasn't the running lane INT called by the PU trailing?
2) Why wasn't the assist at home called when it occurred? It seems to me a PU priority is watching until the runner touches the plate or leaves the field.

Oh, #3) What were the voices trying to say about who can assist? Is NCAA different than USA Softball and NFHS?

[Tru_in_Blu]

Didn't see the game.
#3, this one?

E. When any offensive team member, other than another runner, physically assists a
runner while the ball is live.
Effect:
1 The ball remains live.
2 The runner being assisted is out.
Exception – Section E: After a runner has scored and missed home plate and then
is physically assisted back to home plate:
1 The ball is dead.
2 The runner is out and the run is nullified.
3 Runners must return to the last base touched at the time the ball became dead.

[Cecil4]

Yes, I know USA and NFHS is:
"Exception – Section E: After a runner has scored and missed home plate and then is physically assisted back to home plate:";
which would have been runner out when it occurred.


I wondered if NCAA is different or the voices were off as usual.