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Thu Mar 13, 2008, 02:46pm
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In Maryland, the rules interpreter will support a forfeit but not by 4-3-1d.
Ron: This situation could legitimately become a forfeit situation. Any coach who tells his players to violate a rule to extend a game is making a travesty of the game. One could easily argue that this isn't specifically addressed by the rules but rule 10 gives the plate umpire the authority to enforce any penalty he/she considers appropriate. As Interpreter, I would support such a decision. 
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