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However, the play wasn’t reviewable according to Appendix ... according to the NCAA rule book: 1. Regarding batted balls (any ball higher than the top of the foul pole when it leaves the field ...

UCLA softball's Megan Grant's game-tying home run stood after the play was deemed not reviewable vs Tennessee in the Women's ...

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Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Corbin Burnes recently learned something about baseball’s Automated Ball-Strike System ... different from the traditional rule book strike zone.