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Originally Posted by Overnback
Last night's mens' game, Oregon vs USC. Jump ball to start overtime. Ball goes to Oregon player, who takes maybe a dribble or two and the shot clock horn goes off. Ball goes to USC. One explanation is that we have an inadvertent stop of play, and we go with the possession arrow.
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If it is a inadvertent whistle then the ball would go back to the team that was in control of the ball. If there is no T/C then you would go to the AP.
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Originally Posted by NCAAREF
Not seeing the play one explanation for the change of possesoin might have been a violatrion after the shot clock sounded, travel, etc. Players are versed to play to a whistle not a horn. The horn itself is not an inadverdent whistle. I know that personally during a game if a horn sounds for no reason I immediatley tell the players to play on.
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I bet in this play you wouldn't say play on.
If the ball is being dribbled up the floor and the shot clock horn goes off then you have to blow your whistle immediately. I can't see in this play that the kid traveled if he was dribbling, maybe he doubled
. Just like I can't see the officials not blowing a whistle when the SC horn (If that was what sounded) erroneously sounds, immediately!
I wonder if it was the shot clock horn or the game clock horn?