ASA Directive question

[IRISHMAFIA]

Originally Posted by mbcrowder

How did it fail? What happened?

Knowing Tony at that time, he probably ran the play just to spite one of the umpires who told him he would not rule in his favor.

[tcannizzo]

Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA

Knowing Tony at that time, he probably ran the play just to spite one of the umpires who told him he would not rule in his favor.

I was going to save that honor for you Mike, as you would have probably told me that you would rule against it, just because it was me, not because it was a violation.

But this was 12-u. We practiced it a lot, but when we ran the play the first time, one of the runners (R2 or R3) was put out and R1 ended up not scoring, and quite possibly got doubled up.

[Dakota]

Originally Posted by tcannizzo

I was going to save that honor for you Mike, as you would have probably told me that you would rule against it, just because it was me, not because it was a violation.

But this was 12-u. We practiced it a lot, but when we ran the play the first time, one of the runners (R2 or R3) was put out and R1 ended up not scoring, and quite possibly got doubled up.

Yeah, there is how you draw it up, and there is how the players execute it...