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Yes, but no. BR out is rule 7, R out is rule 8. Both covered in "run does not score" rule 5.
I know I could argue both ways, I'm just siding with the timing play on this more than the force out. I don't see how it's written in any part that this could be a force. It's INT, plain as day... and I don't recall ever seeing anything where a form of INT on a R constitutes (or could constitute) a F/O.
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