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The rule prevents a player from standing 10 yards into the outfield and timing his running start so he tags his base right as the ball is caught/touched - thus he cannot be appealed out, but he is already at a full speed run on the way home at the moment of the catch/touch.
And yes, I would expect an umpire to see that a runner was lining up behind the base as we are expected to see anything else...
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ASA, NCAA, NFHS Last edited by wadeintothem; Thu Aug 27, 2009 at 08:22am. |
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i just got it, i misunderstood that V was talking about after contact, while R was talking about before contact. stepping backwards to get a running tag seems awfully hard to time correctly. was this a common practice until that rule was put in place? |
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