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Sun Mar 03, 2002, 10:15pm
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It has to do with "reaction time".
The rules committee had to come up with a time, and .3 seems to be what they decided was a fair time to have so that the timer could not give an unfair advantage to the shooter after a FT or Throw in. If the clock is already running...the timer has no input as to weather the try can be made with .3 seconds or less. Count the goal! RD 
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