Pitching Rules

coach270910,000+ posts

There is a discussion going on in the main forum about pitch counts. Stats4gnats (I think I got his name correct) posted this link which shows the pitching rules for each state (I'm taking his word although I haven't researched it - the rules for Kentucky and North Carolina are spot on so that leads me to believe this is a legit link)

http://www.infosports.com/scor...images/pitlimits.pdf

Check out Louisiana to see how stupid it is what they do.

Anyway this got me to thinking about a few situations and questions.

1. After looking at how different most of the states are (or can be) why doesn't the NFHS come up with a rule that will govern the entire nation?

2. Would adopting a rule such as this for the entire country help to enforce any pitching limitations? I'm not saying this is something the umps have to keep up with because right now it's strictly an honor system. It's almost impossible to enforce right now because you don't know what other teams are doing.

5/6/111:40 PM

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