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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
This is the only rule change which is poor. Just employ a visible count. Without video replay and the ability to time a play with a stopwatch, a visible count that shows up on video validates adjusting the clock. A silent count in one’s head will just lead to problems.
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What if the throw-in is in the front court? Why is this poor when many officials, especially near the end of game do a count in their head to get an idea where the clock might be? Sorry, but the idea that only definite knowledge is when you look at the clock and you really do not know if someone looked at the clock is kind of silly.
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