I’m sure the Coaches’ Advocate(s) beseeched the Rules Committee to include this. I understand their perspective – NCAA FPSR has become much more a technical than an interpretive rule, and we (umpires) ain’t perfect.
If, in fact, a U2 or U3 missed this, or misinterpreted it such that video review did flip it, then whatever occurred at 1B would stand, as they say. This also includes potential scoring plays!
This does create an odd scenario… and maybe this is covered by calling it, and standing firm to “delayed dead ball”. Say we have R1-R3, 0 Outs. Say we have a smash to F5 or F6, and the throw (or play, if F6) goes to 2B to retire R1. R1 commits a FPSR violation, but the fielder, instead of throwing on to 1B, instead notices R3 headed to the plate, and throws to F2 for a play, or a rundown… and R3 is (eventually) tagged Out.
Is the FPSR violation enforced? How many out? And, just as importantly, who is Out, and where are they placed?