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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
1) No. 5-10-1 DOES apply because it says you can't put ANYTHING back on the clock unless you know EXACTLY how much TIME to put on the clock. You also can't count a shot that wasn't in the air when the horn went.
2) Cite a rule telling me why 6-7-6 doesn't apply? According to the original post, time DID expire before the ball was in the air.
3) OK...let's review.
4) Um, the original post said that time did expire though before the ball was in the air, which is why (c) is applicable.
Again, you have NO rules backing to do what you want to do.
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#1 & #2, the horn didn't sound legally and time didn't legally expire. While we can't correct the time if we don't know how much, that doesn't automatically kill the shot. If what you were saying were true, the timer could push the horn button with 0.5 seconds left to kill a last second shot by the opponents....if the sounding of the horn is what kills the shot.
The horn and time expiring only kill the shot when they occur legally.