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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
That's if the article is correct in its description of the play. According to Bleach the clock stopped after the made basket, the cheerleader pick up the ball, and then the clock started again. The action by the cheerleader thus prevented Pitt for getting the ball at their disposal.
Guess we need someone to youtube this one for us.
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There's a video at the link in the OP, and it's hard to tell on my screen for sure, but it looks like the timer lets the clock run all the way down after the ball is thrown. So, when it was thrown, the clock was stopped (presumably at .5, it's hard for me to tell).
I can't hear the horn, either, so that's hard to tell.
If that's correct, then you've got the cheerleaders on the court celebrating with time still on the clock.
Now, another question is coaching. Why in the world would he take that shot?