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Originally Posted by crosscountry55
It's not often I get to quote myself. Usually someone beats me to it. 
Reading the article and watching the video with sound, you can definitely hear the buzzer go off. Looks like the clock didn't stop. So the Big Sky can at least pretend that the ruling was correct in that the transfer student didn't really interfere with play and that the reason play was stopped was for a monitor review.
But sheesh, that guy was almost at the semi-circle before he dove back to the bench. Hard to say that didn't interfere with play. |
There's no way the clock didn't stop. The officials put .4 second back on after video review, and that amount of time would have expired before the ball was even OOB for the throw in. The horn doesn't seem to go off until the ball is in play.
I don't see how this isn't a T, but that's up for the Big Sky to tell it's officials. Seems obvious to me, though.