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Nope, two runners can't occupy the same base. Generally, if there are two runners on the same base, the preceding runner (the runner in front; in this case, the one who was running toward home) is entitled to the base, and the following runner (the one coming from second) can be tagged out.
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Earn +20 ptsQ: If 1 person is heading towards home plate and then they get chased back to third and if they see that the person from second base is heading towards third base is it okay for the both of them to be on?
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