The runner ran outside of the running lane forcing contact with the first basemen. It was the correct call, if he stayed in the running lane he likely doesn't make contact with the first basemen. This is coming from a Vandy fan with no bias in this game.
How exactly was it bad? He had both feet inside the line as he ran into the bag and he was in the way of the throw. Straight out of the rule book, interference on the batter-runner. What should he have done? Stayed outside the line. Then he would’ve been safe no matter what.
True David, but the collision had nothing to do with the call. He was called out for being out of the runner’s lane and at that point it’s a dead ball. So the jockeying and dust up at first was irrelevant; it happened in a dead ball situation.
@@Hillbillyspree your nuts. dudes foot was literally couple inchs from line. your telling me that you can get called out trying to just run straight up the line everytime cuz your always gonna be inches here and there. bad call
Wrong. Man y'all (and the announcers, too) should learn the rules. He can't run in fair territory PERIOD. He actually changed his path about half way down and moved from the runners lane into fair territory. Easy and correct call. Jeff didn't even hesitate on it.
That is actually the home plate umpires call. The first base ump is checking safe or out. And it was the right call, both feet in fair territory is against the rules.
The batter ran with both feet inside the line and was in the way of the throw. Straight out of the book, interference on the batter. What should he have done? Stayed outside the line and tug the corner of the bag. Then he would’ve been safe no matter what
@@ihatechaucer4413 my guy thinking he’s the foremost thought on rules. The runner stayed in the base path. The first baseman could’ve played on either side the bag like a dropped third. He basically blocked the runner from advancing if the ball had gotten away. It was obstruction on the first baseman. Bad call.
i get the rules but it was such a ticky tack call. For all those who say he went inside, i get it, but go ahead and look at 4:17 that dude is "slightly" inside to because the first baseman forced him in. No out called there. Also the MD guy at 9:15 was inside so lets call him out to Same You just dont make that call when its not obvious. Found another one at 11:49 Uconn players is in fair territory before he hits first and turns for second. Point being for all you its in the rules good call people, it was a no call 12:24
I haven't seen the rules but that play at first game changer .....as a runner you run hard try to beat the throw the defense got right in his path and that is plumb wrong call to me. should have been safe and maybe they still lost but you can't call that this way....that's just teaching anyone to stand in the line of the base runner if they run me over the will call them out . in my opinion that is totally wrong !
Rule 5.09 (a) (11) is very clear-in that situation the runner MUST stay in the runner’s lane to the right of the white line. The Maryland runner did not.
@@mrmojorisin8752 i get what your saying but if they are going to be so ticky tacky with the rules then technically probably like 10 runners should have been called out just running to first cuz all went straight up line unless turning for a double
The only thing controversial about this call is that you don't know the rules if you interfere with the defense by running in fair territory you are out.
They could have thrown out Savacool for an inning or two to get things going instead of a true freshman in the biggest game in program history (yes, they went to two super regionals, but this was the first regional final that they hosted)
Evidently you don’t either. He was within the base path. I don’t give a damn about Maryland, but you wannabe baseball aficionados without playing past tee ball know nothing. The first baseman was obstructing. He could’ve played inside or outside but stood on the base like a tee baller. It was the first baseman’s fault. The runner has the right to the base line. The call was wrong.
@@terpsguy2623 On his way to first, when he was illegally out of the runner’s lane, he is clearly in between the pitcher and the first baseman. It’s textbook interference.
@@JCB884 Respectfully: my you speak authoritatively and with great certitude for someone who doesn’t know his ass from his elbow. Rule 5.9 (a) (11). In that situation, the runner MUST remain in the runner’s lane. The Maryland runner was out of the runner’s lane and was between the pitcher and first baseman. That’s textbook interference, he’s immediately out, at it is a dead ball. What happens after that-jockeying at first base, a collision, a throw into the bleachers-is irrelevant because he’s already out and it’s a dead ball.
Marylanders: check Rule 5.09 (a) (11). In that situation, the runner MUST stay in the runner’s lane to the right of the white line. The runner did not. It was textbook interference. He was called out for failing to stay in the runner’s lane before he even reached first, and at that point it’s a dead ball. In short, the collision at first base had nothing to do with the call.
There is always one person who has no life and has time to look up the rules. But again he was not even out of the runners lane. This was a terrible call. Absolutely awful.
@@michaeldow1592 _ he looked up the rule and so did I the ump was right _ you are the one with no life and crying over the right call _ research is for intelligent people emotions are for babies
@@michaeldow1592 That’s rich-he wasn’t out of the runner’s lane. Either you don’t know what’s meant by the runner’s lane, or you are flat blind. Umpires enforced the rules of baseball.
Ok I can agree that Alleyne was out at first but why did he send Keister back to 3rd when he wasn't involved with the play? It should of been 10-9 with two outs and no people on base. The ump telling Keister to go back to 3rd was complete bull.
The first baseman has the right to stand on the bag to catch the ball and that's obvious. He was inside of the chalk line to receive the ball. The baserunner didn't even use the running lane. He was running inside of the chalk line. The call was correct based on the rules of the running lane and placement of the runner and first baseman. The runner turning his body just before impact I'm sure was used against him in the replay to prove the flagrancy of the contact with no attempt to get in the running lane.
@Alec R You see the big line in foul territory along the first baseline in between home plate and first base? That's the running lane, if you run outside of that lane you can be called for interference.
@Alec R , please watch the video again. The runner is to the left of the white line. Look to the right and you see the foul line and another white line to the right. Thats the running lane they are to be in.
How does this commentator think he wasn't in fair territory? Brutal. Absolutely correct call by the umps. He is supposed to run between those lines. It is a safety issue and the runner was completely at fault.
You think because you were at the game that gives you some special insight into the rules? The runner was out of the runner’s lane. It was textbook interference. Check Rule 5.9 (a) (11). Runner MUST stay in the runner’s lane to the right of the white line or he’s out and it’s a dead ball. Collision at first base had nothing to do with the call because it was a dead ball by that time.
@@terpsguy2623 He’s in the way of the throw, that’s how he interfered. Had he kept both of his feet outside the foul line, he would have been safe from any interference call. But he wasn’t.
I love how all of these games have been (crazy or amazing games) cuz they really are this is why I love baseball
Man that base runner interference call was horrible, and the fact that they reviewed it too… just sad
Some how they made a worse call then the Louisville Michigan play at 2nd I didn’t think something could be more obvious
Uconn was the better team
Eh that call was a lot closer than you think. You just like to whine.
The runner ran outside of the running lane forcing contact with the first basemen. It was the correct call, if he stayed in the running lane he likely doesn't make contact with the first basemen. This is coming from a Vandy fan with no bias in this game.
How exactly was it bad? He had both feet inside the line as he ran into the bag and he was in the way of the throw. Straight out of the rule book, interference on the batter-runner. What should he have done? Stayed outside the line. Then he would’ve been safe no matter what.
That’s a dam shame to end the season on that call !
They still would have lost
as bad as the call was, their season did not end on THAT call
@@frankbergin5620 would never know momentum and with 1 down and only down 1.
@@johnniewalker2447 It did. If he was safe we would have won by 5
@@terpsguy2623 Nah, you woulda won by at least a dozen. That mighty 9th inning you put up proves it.
Love the Huskies pinstripe uni
Bro you can’t call the play like that man that’s a season ended and it killed Maryland momentum
that umpire has money on the game for sure
We’ve all learned the runners lane rule now thanks to the first base collision
It was the wrong call. Terrible he was in the way of our runner
True David, but the collision had nothing to do with the call. He was called out for being out of the runner’s lane and at that point it’s a dead ball. So the jockeying and dust up at first was irrelevant; it happened in a dead ball situation.
@@terpsguy2623 youre just crying about the correct call. You cannot run in fair territory, which the runner did. EZ call, he was out.
@@Hillbillyspree your nuts. dudes foot was literally couple inchs from line. your telling me that you can get called out trying to just run straight up the line everytime cuz your always gonna be inches here and there. bad call
@@simmie128 My god man. Even the Maryland manager understood it was the correct call in an interview after the game. Have some brain cells like him.
that’s the first base umpires call and he got it right , that hp ump should never officiate again
Wrong. Man y'all (and the announcers, too) should learn the rules. He can't run in fair territory PERIOD. He actually changed his path about half way down and moved from the runners lane into fair territory. Easy and correct call. Jeff didn't even hesitate on it.
That is actually the home plate umpires call. The first base ump is checking safe or out. And it was the right call, both feet in fair territory is against the rules.
@@BamaMTA04 Can you believe the comments? I mean it wasn’t even a controversial call. And I agree: the announcers came across as utterly clueless.
You're so wrong it's actually funny.
@@mrmojorisin8752 It's a painful listen.
Umpires call on the first base collision was seriously bad
That runner interference was a BS call. Was gonna beat the ball no matter what. Umpires trying to make the game about them
Still would have lost
The batter ran with both feet inside the line and was in the way of the throw. Straight out of the book, interference on the batter. What should he have done? Stayed outside the line and tug the corner of the bag. Then he would’ve been safe no matter what
@@frankbergin5620 wrong I was at the game you where not. You have no say in it
@@ihatechaucer4413 my guy thinking he’s the foremost thought on rules. The runner stayed in the base path. The first baseman could’ve played on either side the bag like a dropped third. He basically blocked the runner from advancing if the ball had gotten away. It was obstruction on the first baseman. Bad call.
@@JCB884 You clearly dont know shit. He was running in fair territory, you cant do that. He is out. Clear as day.
i get the rules but it was such a ticky tack call. For all those who say he went inside, i get it, but go ahead and look at 4:17 that dude is "slightly" inside to because the first baseman forced him in. No out called there. Also the MD guy at 9:15 was inside so lets call him out to Same You just dont make that call when its not obvious.
Found another one at 11:49 Uconn players is in fair territory before he hits first and turns for second.
Point being for all you its in the rules good call people, it was a no call
12:24
I haven't seen the rules but that play at first game changer .....as a runner you run hard try to beat the throw the defense got right in his path and that is plumb wrong call to me. should have been safe and maybe they still lost but you can't call that this way....that's just teaching anyone to stand in the line of the base runner if they run me over the will call them out . in my opinion that is totally wrong !
Rule 5.09 (a) (11) is very clear-in that situation the runner MUST stay in the runner’s lane to the right of the white line. The Maryland runner did not.
@@mrmojorisin8752 i get what your saying but if they are going to be so ticky tacky with the rules then technically probably like 10 runners should have been called out just running to first cuz all went straight up line unless turning for a double
@@mrmojorisin8752 good to know thanks
@@simmie128 I understand what your saying to ...got to be a fine line in the rule somewhere but
Umpire gets paid is the main headline of this game
The only thing controversial about this call is that you don't know the rules if you interfere with the defense by running in fair territory you are out.
It’s fun to watch which team will get to watch Tennessee win it all ! Bahahaha
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Maryland was out of arms. UConn was a dangerous #3 seed and asking UMD to beat them 2x in a row was a big ask.
They could have thrown out Savacool for an inning or two to get things going instead of a true freshman in the biggest game in program history (yes, they went to two super regionals, but this was the first regional final that they hosted)
Evidently there are a lot of Maryland fans in the comments section that definitely do not know the rules.
The rule is you have to be in the 3 foot line and if he INTERFERES he is out. When did he interfere with anything?
Evidently you don’t either. He was within the base path. I don’t give a damn about Maryland, but you wannabe baseball aficionados without playing past tee ball know nothing. The first baseman was obstructing. He could’ve played inside or outside but stood on the base like a tee baller. It was the first baseman’s fault. The runner has the right to the base line. The call was wrong.
@@JCB884 and no matter where he ran he would have been safe
@@terpsguy2623 On his way to first, when he was illegally out of the runner’s lane, he is clearly in between the pitcher and the first baseman. It’s textbook interference.
@@JCB884 Respectfully: my you speak authoritatively and with great certitude for someone who doesn’t know his ass from his elbow. Rule 5.9 (a) (11). In that situation, the runner MUST remain in the runner’s lane. The Maryland runner was out of the runner’s lane and was between the pitcher and first baseman. That’s textbook interference, he’s immediately out, at it is a dead ball. What happens after that-jockeying at first base, a collision, a throw into the bleachers-is irrelevant because he’s already out and it’s a dead ball.
Would love to stick around to help the Terps with their umping problems, but I got a plane to Palo Alto to catch…..
WORST CALL 📞
Marylanders: check Rule 5.09 (a) (11). In that situation, the runner MUST stay in the runner’s lane to the right of the white line. The runner did not. It was textbook interference. He was called out for failing to stay in the runner’s lane before he even reached first, and at that point it’s a dead ball. In short, the collision at first base had nothing to do with the call.
There is always one person who has no life and has time to look up the rules. But again he was not even out of the runners lane. This was a terrible call. Absolutely awful.
@@michaeldow1592 He was out of the runners lane. He was in fair territory ie out of the runners lane. You're blind as fuck.
@@michaeldow1592 _ he looked up the rule and so did I the ump was right _ you are the one with no life and crying over the right call _ research is for intelligent people emotions are for babies
@@michaeldow1592 That’s rich-he wasn’t out of the runner’s lane. Either you don’t know what’s meant by the runner’s lane, or you are flat blind. Umpires enforced the rules of baseball.
Ok I can agree that Alleyne was out at first but why did he send Keister back to 3rd when he wasn't involved with the play? It should of been 10-9 with two outs and no people on base. The ump telling Keister to go back to 3rd was complete bull.
The first baseman has the right to stand on the bag to catch the ball and that's obvious. He was inside of the chalk line to receive the ball. The baserunner didn't even use the running lane. He was running inside of the chalk line. The call was correct based on the rules of the running lane and placement of the runner and first baseman. The runner turning his body just before impact I'm sure was used against him in the replay to prove the flagrancy of the contact with no attempt to get in the running lane.
@Alec R You see the big line in foul territory along the first baseline in between home plate and first base? That's the running lane, if you run outside of that lane you can be called for interference.
@Alec R , please watch the video again. The runner is to the left of the white line. Look to the right and you see the foul line and another white line to the right. Thats the running lane they are to be in.
Sinner is 100% correct and so was the ump.
Second game I have seen in the super regionals where the game was decided by a bad call from umpires. Sad
Where was the bad call?
What bad call exactly? All i saw was a correct interference call because the runner was in fair territory which is illegal.
Maryland totally should appeal this game
You should focus on music
Wtf was that call
I mean at the end of the day whether that umpire made the right call or not you can’t win giving up 10+ runs in a regional final and expect to win
How does this commentator think he wasn't in fair territory? Brutal. Absolutely correct call by the umps. He is supposed to run between those lines. It is a safety issue and the runner was completely at fault.
We lost due to the umps. Terrible call blew our momentum. I was at the game and that was garbage
You think because you were at the game that gives you some special insight into the rules? The runner was out of the runner’s lane. It was textbook interference. Check Rule 5.9 (a) (11). Runner MUST stay in the runner’s lane to the right of the white line or he’s out and it’s a dead ball. Collision at first base had nothing to do with the call because it was a dead ball by that time.
You're dumb as hell to blame the umps for a correct interference call. Open your eyes.
The runner interference, holy crap that was awful.
How exactly? The batter ran with both feet inside the fair line. Straight out of the rule book, interference.
You are not smart
@@ihatechaucer4413 no no no. It’s if he interferes with the play he is out. He did not interfere with the play. So how is he out
@@ihatechaucer4413 Yes. Textbook interference.
@@terpsguy2623 He’s in the way of the throw, that’s how he interfered. Had he kept both of his feet outside the foul line, he would have been safe from any interference call. But he wasn’t.
one bad call terrible should the runner jump over the first baseman he was blocking the base
horrible call
Still would have lost
How exactly? Batter ran with both feet inside the line. You can’t do that. It’s straight out of the rule book
horrible call at first base!
Bug Ten teams getting shafted thus tournament
Terrible call
Uconn is the better team
That is such a bad call…. What was he supposed to do ? Honestly?
Not run with both feet inside the line? That is the rule after all
@@ihatechaucer4413 For sure
What’s he supposed to do? Run in the runner’s lane, which the rules require.
@@mrmojorisin8752 For sure
@@PeachRobot1000 Yeah we’re both pretty damn sure of that
I was rooting for UConn but that call was bullshit
What about all of the horrible strike calls by the umps?
@@frankbergin5620 bruh I've seen u reply to like every bad call comment chill out
@@ethansugar5554 runners feet were inside the line you are not very smart
@@frankbergin5620 what does that have to do with anything I said 🤦
@@ethansugar5554 Uconn > Maryland
Love it huskies crushing it and demoralizing terp fans only to see them whine like little babies after the terps desperation cheat mode...
That call makes no sense. I mean 0. What a disgrace to and blatant favoritism
Interference call changed the entire outcome. Momentum gone. Terrible.
the correct call btw, he went into fair teritorry, he was out
10th like mazafackaz
Worst call ever bro
i really think that umpire is racist
Terrible
bullshit call what was chris supposed to do at first?