Shot Clock Try

[crosscountry55]

No monitor involved. Situation described was an NFHS game with a shot clock. Shot was indeed successful.

This was kind of a slow-developing continuous motion play right under the basket. Frankly I think the game/shot clock should have stopped at the whistle before the release (I’m not sure if they were synchronized, but believe they were).

Whistle was certainly before the shot clock expiration. Does that matter?


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[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by crosscountry55

No monitor involved. Situation described was an NFHS game with a shot clock. Shot was indeed successful.

This was kind of a slow-developing continuous motion play right under the basket. Frankly I think the game/shot clock should have stopped at the whistle before the release (I’m not sure if they were synchronized, but believe they were).

Whistle was certainly before the shot clock expiration. Does that matter?


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Yes, in my opinion that matters. Both clocks should halt on the whistle.
I would count the goal and award one FT.

[bob jenkins]

Isn't there some NFHS case play where a player is fouled before the game horn, but the timer can't get the clock stopped in time and then the ball is released? Use the same ruling for the shot clock scenario (NCAA with replay could be different)