Video NCAA SR Florida/NCState not happy on called 3rd

[johnnyg08]

[Welpe]

Too close to be looking at with your whole season on the line.

[Replacematt]

Can't tell. Catcher was moving a lot on that.

[Mudder]

Can't see the plate clearly enough to see how far off the plate it was

[Jimurray]

0-2 count, R2, walk does no good except to get batter off the hook, most smart batters would be looking to put that pitch into rf.

[KLAH316]

I also love the Box Score: 2 ERRORS for NC State. (yeah, it's all the umpires fault)

Don't be watching an 0-2 pitch with the CWS on the line.

[noumpere]

post game EJ?

[OHUMP]

can anyone tell me why I can see the comment that starts them I cannot see any video? Is there another place where I can find these?

[cyclonehokiece]

post game EJ?

From the box score, appears no.

http://www.gatorzone.com/baseball/boxlist.php?boxfile=20120610130000

[johnnyg08]

can anyone tell me why I can see the comment that starts them I cannot see any video? Is there another place where I can find these?

No idea. I edit & post them...are you trying to watch them from a mobile device?

[dumbdumb]

Jim Garman, the 3BU had the controversial but correct interference call at 2nd base last week in the Regionals. Now a close pitch call by his partner for this game. Swing the bat.

My question. If an ejection of an NCS player occurs after the game and NCS state had won, even though that probably doesn't make sense, my understanding is that the player would miss the next game, (unlike MLB where you can spit on an umpire in the playoffs and wait till next year to sit out a suspension) which would be the CWS.

Since NCS lost, what would be the penalty now for that player if he comes back. Do they wait till next year to impose the penalty on the player. What would be the penalty if this was the players last game as a senior? Does the opposing team get to pick a player to sit out the first game next year to rectify the ejection, or does the team get a free pass on a career ending season ending ejection?

[Replacematt]

Jim Garman, the 3BU had the controversial but correct interference call at 2nd base last week in the Regionals. Now a close pitch call by his partner for this game. Swing the bat.

My question. If an ejection of an NCS player occurs after the game and NCS state had won, even though that probably doesn't make sense, my understanding is that the player would miss the next game, (unlike MLB where you can spit on an umpire in the playoffs and wait till next year to sit out a suspension) which would be the CWS.

Since NCS lost, what would be the penalty now for that player if he comes back. Do they wait till next year to impose the penalty on the player. What would be the penalty if this was the players last game as a senior? Does the opposing team get to pick a player to sit out the first game next year to rectify the ejection, or does the team get a free pass on a career ending season ending ejection?

In any sanctioned level of baseball, an ejection belongs to the player and the player alone. An ejection on a senior here would have been meaningless (but, as I discovered the one time I unwittingly tried it, allows you to dispense of all of your season's stress...)

[JaxRolo]

can anyone tell me why I can see the comment that starts them I cannot see any video? Is there another place where I can find these?

Are you on a cell phone? I have the same problem on my phone. My other computers work fine.

[OHUMP]

no it is my work computer and it stops it I can see them fine from home thanks.

[johnnyg08]

Time for a new work computer!! Tell your boss that you're having a tough time watching your umpire videos at the office and that you need a new computer. Works every time!