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Good job by the C. It's close but he got it right. The announcers are comical. "He gets away with a cary..........Oh that definitely went in.......the officials were wrong and we were right....." Always easy to officiate from the top of the stands. (Which at least they did admit, somewhat). They said they were going to review the film and post it on their website. Anyone have a link? |
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Let us get into "Good Trouble." ----------------------------------------------------------- Charles Michael “Mick” Chambers (1947-2010) |
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Really!?!???!
It seemed the buzzer started when the shooter's arms were going back before he pushed he ball forward....not really as close as it seems.
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Looking at player, and listening for the buzzer, I saw the ball out of hand before the buzzer sounded.
When I played it several times today, and the first time tonight, I played it in real time, it looked like the player beat the buzzer. In subesequent real-time plays, his shot is after the buzzer. I guess the buffering on my machine made it look different. Last edited by ga314ref; Thu Jan 05, 2012 at 02:06am. |
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There it is. Good thing we don't have to worry about buffering on the court!
(Then again, it may come in handy on transition.) |
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