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Old Fri Jun 01, 2007, 10:01am
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Originally Posted by mcrowder
Is there really a FIVE second limit on pitching in NCAA?
From rule 10 of the 2007 NCAA Rules:

Time Allowed Between Pitches
SECTION 18. The pitcher must be on the pitcher's plate and the batter in the
batter’s box within 10 seconds after the pitcher receives the ball or after the
umpire calls, “Play ball.” After both the pitcher and batter are in position,
the pitcher has five seconds to begin her pitching motion.
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