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Old Mon Jan 11, 2010, 11:26am
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It looked to me like the shooter in the 2nd video was well inside the arc.
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Old Mon Jan 11, 2010, 11:36am
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It looked to me like the shooter in the 2nd video was well inside the arc.
No, definitely outside the arc.
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Old Mon Jan 11, 2010, 12:00pm
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No, definitely outside the arc.
You know, you're right. I was looking at the white arc when I watched it the first few times. He's between the two arcs.

As for the missing three signal, easily explained since the shot never really got away.
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Old Mon Jan 11, 2010, 11:44am
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It looked to me like the shooter in the 2nd video was well inside the arc.
Clearly inside the arc. I'll add something else, and if it's been mentioned, I apologize, haven't read every post. It may have been a clear block, yet we have an airborne shooter who looks like he's fouled before returning to floor. That alone is enough for me to call a foul. Of course, the angle is bad, it's a video, and I'm a good 60 feet away.

Like taking a hit on 16, I'm always protecting the airborne shooter.
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Clearly inside the arc. I'll add something else, and if it's been mentioned, I apologize, haven't read every post. It may have been a clear block, yet we have an airborne shooter who looks like he's fouled before returning to floor. That alone is enough for me to call a foul. Of course, the angle is bad, it's a video, and I'm a good 60 feet away.

Like taking a hit on 16, I'm always protecting the airborne shooter.
After further review, oops, wrong arc, although it's not clear if he's on line or not.
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