“This call was one that was a reviewable play because it was deciding if a batted ball was fair or foul and that ball first needed to touch the ground beyond the first baseman in this situation, which it did," Buhr said. Officials reversed the call and deemed Remillard's double to be fair, which allowed Anthony Marks to score and give the Chanticleers a 1-0 lead. The replay took four minutes and six seconds to complete, which was clocked from the time the umpire puts on the headset until a final ruling is signaled. Buhr, Director of NCAA Championships and Alliances. "They communicated into a centralized replay location here within TD Ameritrade Park Omaha with members of the NCAA Baseball Umpire Program Staff who services the instant replay officials." “Once the officials decide they wanted to have the play review and it is determined if it is a type of play that is reviewable, the crew chief and whoever the crew chief designated obtain the headset from the person in charge of game management from the NCAA’s perspective," said Randy L. The umpires huddled up to discuss the play and decided to look at the instant replay, the first time the technology has been used in Omaha. History was made between Coastal Carolina and Florida as officials used instant replay for the first time in a College World Series game.ĭuring the top of the third inning, Coastal Carolina third baseman Zach Remillard hit a pitch toward the right field corner and it landed close to the baseline, resulting in a foul ball call.
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