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Originally Posted by Man In Blue
NCAA-Men. Conference championship game under 1 minute.
A1 shoots from elbow and is blocked by B1. The ball comes down about half way between shooter and basket. B2 grabs the ball, kicks it out to the wing who takes the the ball out top to set up a new play because the shot clock has been reset!
Coach B going nuts. The trail blows the play dead and goes to the replay with the R. They review the video and determine 2 seconds on the shot clock. They put the ball on the endline to resume play.
A couple of things:
1. None of the crew saw the shot not hit the basket/ rim.
2. Shame on the table for resetting shot clock.
3. If no one saw the shot clock reset how can you blow the play dead to see what the coach is yelling about?
4. The tv replay showed the shot clock was reset somewhere between 9 and 11 seconds. But the officials reset the shot clock to 2 because that is where the game was when they blew the whistle.
5. The ball was almost at half court when the play was blown dead. Why put the ball in play under the basket? That was where the ball was when the shot clock was reset- but then the shot clock should be at 9-11 seconds?
Good table help is hard to find!!!
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Am I missing something? A1 shoots, B2 grabs the ball. The shot clock should be reset.