What are they wearing on their belts?

In reply to GIJOE I assume you mean their play sheets? It's like a QB arm band. So when coaches signal they can look at the play sheet to confirm the plays. Helps teams to switch up their signals week to week.

Yeah not a baseball guy. Didn't know if it was for when they are batting or fielding

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GIJOE said:

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Yeah not a baseball guy. Didn't know if it was for when they are batting or fielding

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Could be either or both depending on the team. Usually on offense. Rather than having complex signals to bunt, hit & run, etc the coach can just say "1" the kid looks at the card in there and reads what to do.

Makes sense. Thanks

Can you confirm that 10 run rule applies? If so how many innings?

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GIJOE said:

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Can you confirm that 10 run rule applies? If so how many innings?

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for all SEC games it is a 10 run lead anytime after the middle of the 7th, but if it's the home team that is losing, they get one chance to bat in the bottom half of the inning.

In reply to Sea Pony 07 Isn't this the same thing as 10 run lead after the end of the 7th?

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Sea Pony 07 said:

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Jack Cheese said:

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Isn't this the same thing as 10 run lead after the end of the 7th?

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If the home team is up 10 in the 6th and the visitors don't score in the top of the seventh, the bottom of the 7th doesn't get played.

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Got it - thanks.

Thanks

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Sean98 said:

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GIJOE said:

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Yeah not a baseball guy. Didn't know if it was for when they are batting or fielding

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Could be either or both depending on the team. Usually on offense. Rather than having complex signals to bunt, hit & run, etc the coach can just say "1" the kid looks at the card in there and reads what to do.

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So your team is too dumb to understand coaches' signals. Got it.