NCAA pitching

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by NCASAUmp

Throwing to a base with a foot on the pitcher's plate would be considered an IP in ASA. No pitch is thrown.

He was asking for the logic of why the NCAA rule is the way it is. I did not mean to imply my statement applied across the board or in all rulesets.

[MNBlue]

If CecilOne is referring to 10-2-3, I believe it is being interpretted incorrectly. The rule is addressing having the hands together for more than 5 seconds. If that happens, we have a dead ball and award a ball to the batter, with no IP called. The stipulation for bringing the hands together is in the NCAA rulebook and if not adhered to will result in an IP.

That was why I asked to what CecilOne was referring.