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How did the runner legally return to touch first if the ball was dead?

I settled on the runner's got to beat the throw. I liked outs.

I was taught the answer to this is that a tie is impossible. The umpire judges which happened first and that is that.

Tmac talked about that. Said don't go right because of risk of injury. ??

But then, the call went their way.

Get coach to put you in the 4th quarter. No doubt. No doubt in my mind.

And whatever you do - DON'T adjust to the outside or even directly over the catcher - you will be taking hot shot foul balls directly to your head, neck and body. Stay in the slot and do the best you can.

But if base is staying with the complete play at 2nd, they can get FPSR right? @Richvee Sounds good to me on the surface. Now let's say R1 is safe at 2nd so it opens up plays at 3B and home when there are over throws, etc. How does the rotation work?

Black, light blue and navy should get you through. Hopefully, you don't have OCD guys who want to match all the way down to the sleeve edge and collar. If they are going to be that particular, your association needs to establish an account at Smitty's or Ump-Attire, or whatever and have everybody order the same thing from their account. In Alabama it was like that - shirts came with the association patch and everything.

Doesn't NFHS have a clause about motions not 'habitually' associated with the delivery? I went to look it up but I guess NFHS makes you buy their rules now!

I don't know. There are 2 outs. He snow-cones it, look at it then controls it enough to toss it out of his glove and catch it in the webbing while then celebrating and hitting his catching arm such that it dislodges. I'd rule that a catch too.

That video runs counter to what Maven said. So which is it? Seems to me if there is a swing, you have a strike. Intent isn't a consideration.

So, Blue, how do you handle this at your local sports plex? Do you try to move it along or just let it go?

They missed 'Coolers not allowed', 'no refunds after payment', and 'save 3.5% on technology fees If using a bank account'. KA-CHING!