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Originally Posted by stiffler3492
I've always wondered about this rule. Who's to say that NOBODY can get a catch-and-shoot off in .3 seconds?
What if it happened, and it was clear that the shot was away before buzzer. Obviously a rule is a rule, and we have to enforce said rules, but do you guys think the NFHS will revisit this at all?
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The NBA did a study a while back and it was determined that the quickest a person could consistently catch and shoot was .3 seconds. And thus, their rule states that there must be .3 seconds on the clock for a catch and shoot.
NFHS (and NCAA I believe) has said that there must be more than .3 seconds for a catch and shoot.
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