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Thu Apr 21, 2011, 12:25pm
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True Statement?
This time of year I like to go over some things in my head and make sure I am interpreting them correctly.
So is the following correct: (Speaking both FED and NCAA) A base runner is not out on a ball that hits them after it passes an IF (excluding the P) unless it is intentional. A base runner can commit interference on an IF even after ball passes another IF if the ball has not been deflected and the second IF has an opportunity to make a play on the ball. I have read the book, just trying to simplify without misinterpreting. 
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