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			Thought I would get your reactions to this. Sophomore pitcher at an SEC university will occasionally throw a pitch from behind her back, usually for strike three. She has been doing this from her high school days. Easy to miss if your not watching her carefully; velocity and accuracy are equal to her normal delivery. Obviously the coach allows her do do it. I was told it was judged by the SEC as a legal pitch. She does this in a game situation, not in an exhibition. Personally, I think it's a bit unprofessional and an attempt to show up a batter. However, it's quite a feat to make it as accurately and quickly as she does. Only question I have is about an attempt to deceive the batter by altering her release point. 
				__________________ MCPO(SW) USN(Ret.) Softball Addict Mississippi Gulf Coast | 
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