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Originally Posted by jritchie
Looks like to me the clock showed "0" but the horn goes off a second later, which would mean to me that since the shot clock doesn't show tenths of a second, it's showing zero, but you still have 0.9 0.8 ...blah blah....until you actually get to 0.0 and have the horn. So even though the big red 0 was on the board i don't think you have a violation until you get the horn, which then the ball was out of his hands. Just my thoughts.
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Without seeing the play, this is what could have happened. If A1 is called for a kick ball and the shot clock reads 15, what should the officials do?
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