@dogwidahat@TreyWallace_ And once they ruled this play as NO obstruction, they had no answer for the late slide and contact. They had to eject the kid. It had to be one or the other for the amount of contact there was. By getting the other one wrong, unfortunately, they got this one wrong too.
@dogwidahat@TreyWallace_ ISK if I would call it a makeup call..possibly. I just think by making that ruling like they did on the previous inning(because I thought it was obstruction as well)they handcuffed themselves into making this call the way they did. Find the play. Iβm curious what others think.
@dogwidahat@TreyWallace_ The problem was the umps missed an obstruction call to end the previous inning on Oregon. If they had gotten that call correct, this one would have been easier to get right. If that would have gone Oregonβs way, the UV coach was getting dumped.
@BsbLifestyle__ Balk. You canβt pick to an unoccupied base. If he would have stepped off first that would have been ok. Been not engaged with the rubber like he was.