Nice Ending

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by M&M Guy

You're full of it.

NCAAW has had the C take the last-second shot for quite a while now, regardless of tableside. I believe the theory is since L and T are (usually) on-ball, the C has a (slightly) better opportunity to be able to be aware of both the clock and the shot.

Hmmm -- I thought the theory was that if the ball changes direction in the last few seconds, it's still the same person taking the call.

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Hmmm -- I thought the theory was that if the ball changes direction in the last few seconds, it's still the same person taking the call.

Of course. That's why I included the (usually) and (slightly) references. If the C has given the "lock-down" signal, and the L has to rotate over because of player and ball action, it's still that old C's call.

I'm talking about your general, garden-variety last-second shot situations.