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Old Sat May 04, 2013, 06:35am
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NCAA running lane interpretation
Dropped 3rd strike. Ball rolls into foul territory outside LH batters box. Does the throw from the catcher still require batter-runner to observe running lane requirement ?
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Old Sat May 04, 2013, 09:10am
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Dropped 3rd strike. Ball rolls into foul territory outside LH batters box. Does the throw from the catcher still require batter-runner to observe running lane requirement ?
There is no exception in NCAA for a ball coming from foul territory. One base, one running lane.
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Old Sat May 04, 2013, 10:11am
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Dropped 3rd strike. Ball rolls into foul territory outside LH batters box. Does the throw from the catcher still require batter-runner to observe running lane requirement ?
As far as I know, there is no running lane alternative anywhere, except to avoid a fielder getting a batted ball.
Are you thinking about the double base exception from foul ground?
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Old Sat May 04, 2013, 06:47pm
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As far as I know, there is no running lane alternative anywhere, except to avoid a fielder getting a batted ball.
Are you thinking about the double base exception from foul ground?
Wouldn't matter....no double base in NCAA.
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Wouldn't matter....no double base in NCAA.
correct, I assume he umps other rules or reads this forum.
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correct, I assume he umps other rules or reads this forum.
He might; but didn't he specifically ask about NCAA in his post?
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Old Sun May 05, 2013, 10:12pm
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He might; but didn't he specifically ask about NCAA in his post?
He did, but that doesn't mean a rule from another association isn't something he was confusing with NCAA.
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