Scoring Error
 

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba...oss-california

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I cant see how this would get missed, assuming it was missed, at a D1 college game. There's an army of people at the table at these games. Surely someone would of had a discrepancy? Unless the ball went in(or appeared to) in an odd way or something else funky, there couldnt of been that many people asleep at the wheel?

Tried to find video but nothing I could find.

The officials cannot reverse anything if they do not have the knowledge to change something. This is on the table and the school. Might have also helped if they had some direct information to give. Who knows, we are often at the mercy of the table and the participants to get them in check. But I am not keeping track of the score myself.

Peace

This would never happen in a high school game, especially at the lower levels. You'd have a full riot in progress if you dont have a point registered on the scoreboard within 2 seconds of it going through the hoop...

"The official should have handled it in the game is what I was told," Simon said.

Sounds like the official did handle it per NCAA rule. Surprised the visiting book didn't put up more of challenge at the time of the error.

Low Hanging Fruit ...
 

Truth.


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I once had a coach tell me (paraphrasing), "We try to score enough points each game, so one decision by an official [well, scorer in this case] will not make a difference to us."

We'll Give Him A Parade ...
 

Please get this guy on a plane from Fairbanks International Airport in Alaska to Bradley International Airport in Connecticut. We'll send a chauffeured limousine to pick him up. Tell him that it's a lot warmer on Connecticut.

https://live.staticflickr.com/1171/3...26aa3009_m.jpg

With A Little Help From My Friends (Joe Cocker, 1968) ...
 

... and this is often greatly appreciated in my middle school games, some of which have student scorekeepers and timekeepers.

Once had a fan helped us out with a questioned alternating possession arrow that had everybody (me, partner, table, coaches) but him flummoxed.

Game Info
Date: Thursday, November 18, 2021 10:00 PM ET
Location: Haas Pavilion
Referees: Deldre Carr, Keith Kimble, Randy Richardson
Attendance: 3977

Conspiracy ...
 

Great, but who was the scorekeeper?

Is the NCAA intentionally hiding his, or her, name from the public? Is this a cover-up conspiracy? Did the scorekeeper also kill John F. Kennedy, and fake photographs of the Moon landing?

The tar is warming up and the feathers are being collected (from my own backyard chickens), but we don't know who to tar and feather.