NCAA Shot Clock Violation Question - Page 3

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Sun Feb 23, 2020, 03:51pm

bucky

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Originally Posted by SC Official

OMFG, a national championship official potentially made a mistake in judgment!!

Yawn.

It must be almost March.

Lol, classic SC Official. Potentially? Um, no, it was a mistake. You also overlooked the mistake of ball watching outside his PCA, oh, and of also calling something extremely trivial directly in front of his partner.

The comeback should be worth your time.

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