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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
That's cool. Now 'splain to me exactly how you know, using the monitor and clock display, exactly when the clock should have been stopped? The whistle for the foul is supposed to stop the clock. How do you know exactly at what point on the clock/monitor display that the whistle actually sounded? Are you really telling me that you can watch the monitor and say for certain that the whistle for the foul occurred with exactly 0.1 seconds left on the clock? Or 0.2 seconds? or 0.3 seconds?
Hell, they couldn't analyze the Zapruder film that closely. You're guessing. The rules don't allow that.
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Whether or not you think it's guessing 2-5 allows it. Period.
2-5 says it is not a guess.
And we'll try 1 more time.
AR121 applies when a timing mistake is not part of the equation.
When there's a timing mistake 2-5 dominates.