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KenBAZ
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Our HS evaluators here will note if you fail to signal you responsibilities on each new situation. As a result I do it habitually year round. It helps me maintain focus and know the number of outs.

grayhawk
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For a rotation play (R1 only, or R1 & R3), as the PU, I point to third base with my right hand, while at the same time signaling the number of outs.  So with no outs, I point to third with my fist

grayhawk
grayhawk

I suppose that's true, though I find doing the IFF signal is still a good visual reminder.

grayhawk

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36 minutes ago, noumpere said:

Opinions vary on this, especially with two strikes or three balls, and more so with a 3-2 count and two outs.

Agreed on 3-2.  The expectation in college here is for the base umpire to flash 3-2 back to PU because it's an action pitch, especially with runners on.

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7 hours ago, grayhawk said:

Agreed on 3-2.  The expectation in college here is for the base umpire to flash 3-2 back to PU because it's an action pitch, especially with runners on.

Yep. Or to the other base umpire(s) if there are three or more of you on the field. 

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