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Here's today's play:

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PLAY

B1 hits a pop up near the offensive team’s dugout. F3 goes down into the dugout to make the catch. However, a disgusted player slaps the ball out of his glove.

 

RULING

That is a foul ball. A fielder cannot catch the ball with both feet in a dead-ball area. The unsporting act does not affect the play, but should be addressed separately (NFHS 2-9-1; NCAA 6-1d1; pro Catch definition).

The ruling is correct for NFHS.

The advice ("The unsporting act...should be addressed separately.") invites the question: how should it be addressed?

I know what I would do. How about you?

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1 hour ago, maven said:

Here's today's play:

The ruling is correct for NFHS.

The advice ("The unsporting act...should be addressed separately.") invites the question: how should it be addressed?

I know what I would do. How about you?

Could be anything from nothing to ejection, depending on what's happened so far and what occurred with the slap.

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12 hours ago, Matt said:

Could be anything from nothing to ejection, depending on what's happened so far and what occurred with the slap.

Going to agree, what I do next depends on what happened after that?  I could see anything from a simple WTF look from F3 (going to admonish the offensive team) to yelling and shoving from the players (approaching possible ejections).


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