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Originally posted by rulesmaven
Snaq - yes, I guess fundamentally, that was my question. There are rules that indicate the clock stops upon the ref's "signal," or "signaling." (Fouls, held ball, etc.) And since there is no signal for a made basket, that's exactly what I was wondering. "Recognize" is usually a word used in the rule where there is some discretion or judgment implied, and the clock stops if the act is "recognized" (e.g., a timeout).
But the notion of "recgoniz[ing]" a made basket seems odd. I've also seen it happen at the end of college games where the amount of time placed back on the clock after a made basket is less than the amount of time plainly on the clock when the ball clears the net.
Anyway, the NCAA rule is 5-9.10.
[Edited by rulesmaven on May 14th, 2004 at 04:13 PM]
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Firstly, someone said the clock is stopped during HS games after a made basket. Not so - if someone stops the clock after a made basket in a HS game I get very pissed.
That said, Tony is correct for NCAA as well...
- the clock is stopped on a made field goal
- A goal is made when the ball passes through the basket
- The basket includes the net
And are you sure there's an ncaa 5.9.10?