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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
You're right. In a normal shot, the time between the start of the motion and the release of the shot is bound to be more than .4 seconds. And in most cases, that time will elapse off the clock, and in such case a last second shot may not count because he couldn't release it on time. If he's fouled, however, the clock stops and he's allowed to continue his motion with a stopped clock.
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Agree, in all cases except thisvery particular one. In this one though, if you can't say the the clock stopped
exactly at 0.4 seconds or some other completely
accurate time, then you don't have the rules backing to go back and set the clock at
any time
before the horn.
Believe me, if anybody could convince me otherwise, I'd surrender in a NY minute. I'm growing old(er) discussing this one.
