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Old Mon Mar 07, 2016, 12:42am
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Here are a couple of screen shots from one of the games...








Again, GHSA's handling of the situation doesn't make sense.
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Old Mon Mar 07, 2016, 09:42am
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Wow, actually seeing the photo during FTs makes it all the more insane. You'd have to be nearly out of bounds to even attempt a layup!
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Old Mon Mar 07, 2016, 06:37pm
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This seems like a story I would read in the Onion.
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Old Mon Mar 07, 2016, 10:22pm
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Wow, actually seeing the photo during FTs makes it all the more insane. You'd have to be nearly out of bounds to even attempt a layup!

Yeah, that HAD to have been noticeable when shooting FTs in warm-ups. You can tell when you're heaving it an extra foot from what your arms and brain are used to.

And yet the players and coaches appeared to say nothing. Or so the article would lead you to believe.


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And yet the players and coaches appeared to say nothing ...
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Kinda late to this thread...I just read the AJC news article about this situation. All I can say is I'm amazed...Amazed at how it was allowed to occur, amazed at the indifference of the state officials despite what a profound affect it would have on the game, amazed that they were more concerned about the schedule than the integrity of the playing court, amazed that some coaches knew while others didn't, amazed at how it was so poorly handled all around. All I can say is I'm glad I don't work in Georgia. This just looks bad.
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