Pitt/OKState clock error

[Jimgolf]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Can anyone shed any light on why NCAA-M and NCAA-W don't used the same wording for this rule?

Doesn't the clock stop on made baskets in NCAA-W in the last minute? No subs during that time.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Jimgolf

Doesn't the clock stop on made baskets in NCAA-W in the last minute? No subs during that time.

It stops for NCAA-M & NCAA-W. But that has no bearing on the question. Kelvin gave me the type of example I was looking for. (again, sorry for ending a sentence with a preposition)

[Scrapper1]

Personally, I like the women's rule better than the men's. There's no ambiguity about it.

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

Personally, I like the women's rule better than the men's. There's no ambiguity about it.

Wow, you are truly wise beyond your years...

Oh, never mind.

It's nice to see you like the women's side. Do you work much NCAA-W?

[TriggerMN]

So does anyone actually have a rule reference for dropping the clock to 25.1?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by TriggerMN

So does anyone actually have a rule reference for dropping the clock to 25.1?

Yes, read all of rule 2-5-2.

[JRutledge]

I do not think it matters which is better. This is only an opinion. The bottom line is the Men's side wants to make it clear that a timing mistake and an inadvertent whistle are to be handled the same way in this time frame. Not sure why someone needs to tell you a substitute can be made during a timeout. Of course a substitution can be made during a timeout, foul or violation, Duuuhhhh!!!! They have to put this into the rule so you know this?

Peace