Think of a four foot (or however high those fences are). F3 makes the legal catch and his momentum carries him completely over the fence. He's strong and he holds himself up on the other side of the fence without touching DBT (the ground) and muscles himself back over into LBT.
R2, 0 out - F3 makes a great catch in foul territory. He falls over the fence, but is holding himself up using the fence. He's strong enough to pull himself back over the fence without touching the ground in DBT. There are points during this where his entire body would be on the DBT side of the fence, but he never touches the ground in DBT.
Does the ball remain live in an instance like this?
Or do we kill it and bump?
If you received this mechanics advice regarding three person...what would you think?
"With R1 only, U3 is to set his initial position in Deep C (Not Deep B). This is mandatory with a LHB and also with a RHP which will be more than 80% of all play situations. The only time being in Deep B is acceptable is with an LHP and RHB (this single combination)."
I agree with you. In a way, the team can get two "mouthpieces" if we treat it any other way. If the HC is still there, but restricted, we must work with the HC...since he's still the HC, just restricted.