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Thu Mar 26, 2009, 09:51pm
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They didn't show a real-time replay and the TV I was watching on didn't have DVR, so I couldn't rewind it.
The slow-motion replay showed there were at least 3 frames between 0 and the release of the shot. Not sure how much time that equates to, but that kind of play could have a real impact on the game. The play in question gave Xavier a one point lead at the time, and the way that game was going, it very well could have stayed a one point game. If this sort of play isn't reviewable, I think it should be. They shouldn't have to find a loophole in the rules to get a call right. 
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