2024 NFHS BASEBALL RULES CASEBOOK EXAM

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2024 NFHS BASEBALL RULES + CASEBOOK EXAM

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Question 1: Is the double first base bag allowed?

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Rule 1-2-9 Question 2: Does a player have to have both feet in fair territory at the start of the pitch?

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Casebook 1-1-4 Comment No. One foot in fair territory is sufficient.Question 3: Is it legal for F9 to cut behind R1 and receive a throw from F1 who in contact with the pitchers plate in foul territory?

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Casebook 1-1-4 Yes, it is legal. The pitcher has not committed to the pitch. F3 is allowed to have a foot in foul territory.

Question 4: Are media allowed on the field?

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Rule 1-2-8 Yes, providing the area is established before the game and clearly marked on the field.

Question 5: What is the penalty for not having all players in fair territory at the time of the pitch?

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Rule 1-1-4 Illegal Pitch.Question 6: Does the batting out of order penalty apply if the batter is listed correctly but is wearing the wrong jersey number?

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Rule 1-1-3 No. The penalty only applies to the wrong player, not number.Question 7: May a team substitute players into the game that are not listed on the line up card?

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Rule 1-1-2 + Case Yes, though it is strongly recommended that the teams write every eligible player on the card.Question 8: Is it legal for F3 to have one foot in foul territory when receiving a pickoff throw?

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Casebook 1-1-4 Yes, it is legal. F3 is allowed to have a foot in foul territory.Question 9: Are on-deck batters allowed to switch to their opposing team's on-deck circle?

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Rule 1-2-3 No.Question 10: Is it legal for F3, in contact with the base, to have one foot in foul territory when a pickoff throw is received?

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Casebook 1-1-4 Yes, it is legal. F3 is allowed to have a foot in foul territory.

Question 11: What are the penalty options for profane language?

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Points of Emphasis

1) verbal warning

2) written warning and restriction to dugout

3) ejection