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NCAA Baseball Rules Practice Exam Questions
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NCAA’s 2026–27 baseball rules updates, including the approved 2027 technology
and playing-rule changes.

1.

Question: How many innings are normally scheduled for an NCAA baseball game?
Correct Answer: Nine innings.

2.

Question: What organization establishes the official playing rules for NCAA
baseball?
Correct Answer: The NCAA.

3.

Question: What is the minimum number of players required for a team to begin a
regulation NCAA baseball game?
Correct Answer: Nine players.

4.

Question: What happens when a batter legally hits a fair ball over the outfield fence
without leaving the field of play?
Correct Answer: The batter is awarded a home run.

5.

Question: What is a strike?
Correct Answer: A legally delivered pitch that meets the strike requirements or is
swung at and missed.

6.

Question: What is a ball?
Correct Answer: A legally delivered pitch that does not enter the strike zone and is
not struck at.

7.

Question: How many strikes normally result in a strikeout?
Correct Answer: Three strikes.

, 8.

Question: How many balls normally result in a base on balls?
Correct Answer: Four balls.

9.

Question: What is the result when a batter receives four balls?
Correct Answer: The batter is awarded first base.

10.

Question: What is a foul ball?
Correct Answer: A batted ball that first contacts the ground, player, or object in foul
territory, subject to the applicable rules.

11.

Question: Can a foul ball normally count as a third strike?
Correct Answer: No, unless the batter bunts the ball foul or another specific rule
applies.

12.

Question: What is a fair ball?
Correct Answer: A batted ball that satisfies the NCAA requirements for fair territory.

13.

Question: When is a runner entitled to advance to the next base without being put
out?
Correct Answer: When the rules grant the runner that right, such as on a base on
balls or certain force situations.

14.

Question: What is a force play?
Correct Answer: A play in which a runner is required to advance because the batter
becomes a runner.

15.

Question: What is a tag play?
Correct Answer: A play in which a runner is put out by being legally tagged while
off a base.

16.

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