NCAA lineup

[EsqUmp]

Originally Posted by mbcrowder

What if I move my CF into the infield (or my 2B out to the outfield) and use an unorthodox lineup for a batter for whatever reason?

That's addressed by Rule 6.5.4. "A player should not be considered to have changed defensive positions if she does not exchange her fielding position with another player but only temporarily stations herself at a different location on the field (for example, a fourth outfielder or fifth infielder)."

[txtrooper]

It does not say legal first name within the rule, just first name; that could be the name you choose to use as your first name I suppose. The rule does allow for the first name to be omitted in written lineup as long as they are printed on the cards roster without penalty.

[IRISHMAFIA]

Originally Posted by txtrooper

It does not say legal first name within the rule, just first name; that could be the name you choose to use as your first name I suppose. The rule does allow for the first name to be omitted in written lineup as long as they are printed on the cards roster without penalty.

What's this? The ASA guy raising a common sense argument?

What is the purpose of listing names on a line-up card? It is to identify the individual. As long as the name listed is unique when associated with the last name and number, I don't see a problem.

[txtrooper]

Originally Posted by irishmafia

what's this? The asa guy raising a common sense argument?

What is the purpose of listing names on a line-up card? It is to identify the individual. As long as the name listed is unique when associated with the last name and number, i don't see a problem.

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