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Took my test and believe it or not I passed!!!!

 

I did not score 100 like last year and of course they don't tell you what you missed till the season is halfway done.

 

So I am posting a couple of questions that I may have missed to see what your answers are.

 

1. For an appeal of a missed base to be made, the ball must first be made live.
TRUE
FALSE

 

29) Per FHSAA rules, any remaining play may be shortened or the game terminated by mutual agreement of the opposing coaches and the umpire-in-chief.
TRUE
FALSE

 

31) Each runner is awarded one base when a pitch strikes a runner.
TRUE
FALSE

 

48) A runner is out when he passes an obstructed preceding runner.
TRUE
FALSE

 

50) Each runner is awarded one base when a thrown ball comes into contact with equipment left on the field by the defense.
TRUE
FALSE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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JaxRolo, on 24 Jan 2013 - 12:34, said:

Took my test and believe it or not I passed!!!!

I did not score 100 like last year and of course they don't tell you what you missed till the season is halfway done.

So I am posting a couple of questions that I may have missed to see what your answers are.

1. For an appeal of a missed base to be made, the ball must first be made live.

TRUE

FALSE

29) Per FHSAA rules, any remaining play may be shortened or the game terminated by mutual agreement of the opposing coaches and the umpire-in-chief.

TRUE

FALSE

31) Each runner is awarded one base when a pitch strikes a runner.

TRUE

FALSE

48) A runner is out when he passes an obstructed preceding runner.

TRUE

FALSE

50) Each runner is awarded one base when a thrown ball comes into contact with equipment left on the field by the defense.

TRUE

FALSE

false (coach can dead ball appeal in FED)

no idea not in florida, guessing true

false

false (unobstructed runner is written in the rule...and he would be out)

false: ART. 7 . . . Loose equipment, such as gloves, bats, helmets or catcher's gear, of either team may not be on or near the field.

PENALTY: If loose equipment interferes with play, the umpire may call an out(s), award bases or return runners, based on his judgment and the circumstances concerning the play.

Posted

Watcha get?

 

90   :no:   but I am pi$$ed. The last 2 years I have gotten a 98 and 100

 

 Not to make excuses but I picked the wrong time to do it.

 

Sitting in my office, no one around so I decided to Start the test. As soon as I hit Start test the phone starts ringing and people coming to my office :tantrum:

 

I ended up finishing the last question with less than 1 minute to go. Oh well may be they will throw out a couple of the ones I missed. :shrug:

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I agree with Johnny08s answers but I wonder if the OP tried looking them up in the book first.  they seem pretty basic to me, well except for the one thats FL specific.  I do see how people could misread the one where it says obstructed instead of unobstructed.

 

And i wonder what in your area is the difference between 98 and 90?  Does it affect your games or any promotion or any post season?

Posted

I agree with Johnny08s answers but I wonder if the OP tried looking them up in the book first.  they seem pretty basic to me, well except for the one thats FL specific.  I do see how people could misread the one where it says obstructed instead of unobstructed.

 

And i wonder what in your area is the difference between 98 and 90?  Does it affect your games or any promotion or any post season?

 

No I didn't look it up during or after the test. Like I said picked a wrong time to do it at work.

 

And no the score will not affect me at all. But once you become a Rank 1 you have to score 90 or better to keep it.

 

Those are just the one I think I may have missed. After reading Johnny's answers I only missed number 50. So I have no idea what else I missed.

Posted

anyone else see a problem with no 31?? how is a pitch striking a runner???

 

Runner on 3rd stealing

Posted

anyone else see a problem with no 31?? how is a pitch striking a runner???

 

Runner on 3rd stealing

 

wow i feel stupid

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anyone else see a problem with no 31?? how is a pitch striking a runner???

-----------------------------

 

Or the worst curveball... ever.  Under baserunning awards, each runner is awarded one base for a balk or if a runner is struck by a pitch.

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anyone else see a problem with no 31?? how is a pitch striking a runner???

 Runner on 3rd stealing wow i feel stupidoughta be used to that by now
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anyone else see a problem with no 31?? how is a pitch striking a runner???

 Runner on 3rd stealing  wow i feel stupid oughta be used to that by now

 

greg :kissass:

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anyone else see a problem with no 31?? how is a pitch striking a runner??? ----------------------------- Or the worst curveball... ever. Under baserunning awards, each runner is awarded one base for a balk or if a runner is struck by a pitch.
Yup-weird rule, but one nonetheless.
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anyone else see a problem with no 31?? how is a pitch striking a runner???

-----------------------------

 

Or the worst curveball... ever.  Under baserunning awards, each runner is awarded one base for a balk or if a runner is struck by a pitch.

Yes...So 31 = True

Posted

Good catch snare.  My brain told me that it said batter.  That is definitely not the case.  

 

 

Each runner other than the batter-runner (who is governed by 8-1-2) is awarded one base when:

a. there is a balk (5-1-1a, 6-2-4) or a pitch strikes a runner (6-1-4);

b. he is forced from the base he occupies by a following runner who must advance because a batter receives a fourth ball, or is hit by a pitched ball, or hits a fair ball which becomes dead (5-1-1f, g);

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Good catch snare.  My brain told me that it said batter.  That is definitely not the case.  

 

 

Each runner other than the batter-runner (who is governed by 8-1-2) is awarded one base when:

a. there is a balk (5-1-1a, 6-2-4) or a pitch strikes a runner (6-1-4);

b. he is forced from the base he occupies by a following runner who must advance because a batter receives a fourth ball, or is hit by a pitched ball, or hits a fair ball which becomes dead (5-1-1f, g);

Same here. First time I read it, I swear it said batter.  :shrug: 

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anyone else see a problem with no 31?? how is a pitch striking a runner??? Runner on 3rd stealing wow i feel stupid
...and aren't you the one that asked "what is wrong with teenagers?"? Larry Sansevere Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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anyone else see a problem with no 31?? how is a pitch striking a runner???

Runner on 3rd stealing

wow i feel stupid

...and aren't you the one that asked "what is wrong with teenagers?"?

Larry Sansevere

Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkWell played Larry.

At least my dumbass comment led to a discussion of an obscure rule.

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Good catch snare.  My brain told me that it said batter.  That is definitely not the case.  

 

 

Each runner other than the batter-runner (who is governed by 8-1-2) is awarded one base when:

a. there is a balk (5-1-1a, 6-2-4) or a pitch strikes a runner (6-1-4);

b. he is forced from the base he occupies by a following runner who must advance because a batter receives a fourth ball, or is hit by a pitched ball, or hits a fair ball which becomes dead (5-1-1f, g);

Section a above already refers to a pitch striking a runner.

 

The rule section B bolded above regards a runner who is forced because the batter recieves a fourth ball, or the batter is HBP, or the batter hits a fair ball that becones dead. A runner can't hit a ball after he is already on base.  Maybe the rule should have been written:

 

   b. he is forced from the base he occupies by a following runner who must advance because a batter:

                    1.  recieves a fourth ball

                    2.  is hit by a pitched ball, or;

                    3.  hits a fair ball that becomes dead (5-1-1f,g) 

 

Craig

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Is it just me or does anybody else miss the "old days" when we all gathered together for the annual testing dates? I used to enjoy getting together with Umpires from all over the area, taking the test and then the grand debates ad nauseum held in the hallways over test questions. It was a chance to talk with guys you didn't always see, from other Assn. and get different views.

I realize its a different online world these days but I do really miss it. There is a good article from Referee on the Arbiter Site talking about a possible change to online forum for the NCAA regional clinics in the future, its a good read. Like me the author makes a case for the in person meeting.

I'm getting too old!

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Good catch snare.  My brain told me that it said batter.  That is definitely not the case.  

 

 

Each runner other than the batter-runner (who is governed by 8-1-2) is awarded one base when:

a. there is a balk (5-1-1a, 6-2-4) or a pitch strikes a runner (6-1-4);

b. he is forced from the base he occupies by a following runner who must advance because a batter receives a fourth ball, or is hit by a pitched ball, or hits a fair ball which becomes dead (5-1-1f, g);

Section a above already refers to a pitch striking a runner.

 

The rule section B bolded above regards a runner who is forced because the batter recieves a fourth ball, or the batter is HBP, or the batter hits a fair ball that becones dead. A runner can't hit a ball after he is already on base.  Maybe the rule should have been written:

 

   b. he is forced from the base he occupies by a following runner who must advance because a batter:

                    1.  recieves a fourth ball

                    2.  is hit by a pitched ball, or;

                    3.  hits a fair ball that becomes dead (5-1-1f,g) 

 

Craig

 

 

You fixed my formatting.  The "OR" piece is the crucial piece of the rule.

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anyone else see a problem with no 31?? how is a pitch striking a runner???

Runner on 3rd stealing

wow i feel stupid

...and aren't you the one that asked "what is wrong with teenagers?"?

Larry Sansevere

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

Hey, I said that too, and excluding this post, I haven't made a stupid comment in at least like 36 hours thank you very much. :P

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