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Tue May 09, 2006, 08:23am
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Coaches on the field
Have a coach who kept going out and getting in the pitchers ear during warm up pitches between innings (ASA fastpitch). It was slowing down the game. Told her last night that any time she crosses the baseline after play begins it counts as a trip to the mound.
She insisted I was wrong, told me she was a pitcher in college and her coach could come out and talk to her between innings, etc. She was a pretty good college pitcher, but I'm pretty sure she is wrong. What rule covers this? Is it different in NCAA? 
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