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Originally Posted by BktBallRef
The horn sounds on every shot clock I've ever dealt with or seen in NCAA and NBA games when clock displays zero, not .999 seconds later.
Also, the shot must be released before the horn, not hit the rim before the horn. THen, the shot must hit the rim. Unless FEEBLE has some weird shot clock rules.
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FIBA rules are (almost) exactly the same. And the horn should sound when the clock displays 0.
The "almost" is because, if the ball lodges between the backboard and the basket after the horn has sounded, it
is a shot clock violation. That's the only difference.
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