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Old Sat Apr 16, 2011, 11:40am
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Am I correct that runners may not leave base during a defense timeout, coach conference or not?
I don't think so, but if true, Ralph Weekly just got away with one
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Old Sat Apr 16, 2011, 12:31pm
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Half right, Cecil.
During a coach 's conference, runners may leave their base(s). When it's only players having a conference, runners must stay in the vicinity of their base(s).
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Old Sat Apr 16, 2011, 06:36pm
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Half right, Cecil.
During a coach 's conference, runners may leave their base(s). When it's only players having a conference, runners must stay in the vicinity of their base(s).
That is one thing I don't like about the rule. My idea and your idea of vicinity may be different. I may say 5 feet away is vicinity, someone else may say 20 feet away is vicinity. I wish it would just say they may not leave their bases, period. Dave
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Old Sat Apr 16, 2011, 07:18pm
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With a dead ball, they're not required to be on the base. I see in the vicinity as alone - not meeting with any other team members.
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OK, quick, without looking at an NCAA rulebook. What is the penalty for a second defensive conference in the same inning? Not for the real experienced umps. Dave
Ejection of the person requesting the conference.
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Old Mon Apr 18, 2011, 03:07pm
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Ejection of the person requesting the conference.
75.5 hrs.... You call that quick????

Or are you one of them experienced guys who was politely waiting on the sidelines?
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Just the first time that I had been here since it was posted.
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