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Originally Posted by All_Heart
Yes they had precesion timing.
There was definetely not enough time taken off. I was thinking it would be closer to 3 seconds. It is .3 that you can only tip the ball so it doesn't seem right to say that .6 took place when the player caught the ball, stepped back to the 3pt line, shot the ball and then it cleared the net.
The clock appropriately stopped after the 2pt made basket with 5 seconds left and I'm guessing that the officials forgot to start their precision timers when the Clemson player caught the ball.
When using Precision Timing is it the officials or the table or both that are responsible for starting the clock after it has been stopped for a made basket?
On a side note that kid had some calm nerves to not expect the ball and then calmly knock down that 3!  |
I thought it was the officials (all 3) responsibility to make sure the clock has properly started and when they blow the whistle, it automatically stops.