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Originally Posted by RKBUmp
First call, I can only assume the umpire ruled about to receive and since the runner got a hand in on the slide there was no obstruction once the ball got away from the catcher.
Second call, the catcher definitely got the tag on the runner before the plate.
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Ah, the first call allows something that ASA and HS do not: the "about to receive" condition. Since I don't work college games, I'm clearly not up on the differences between NCAA and the 2 sanctions I do work.
On the first run, if it
were HS or ASA, OBS?
Mon Mar 09, 2015, 12:03pm
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