Si or no?
 

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How about this one?

Good or not?

Peace

Ball doesn't appear to have left the shooter's hand when the buzzer sounded. C was right there and got it right, IMHO.

It was incredibly close but I think the ball was not yet completely out of his hands when the buzzer started to go off. IMO, the official made the correct call.

Shot was not released in time. Good call.

Waved it off immediately, too. Nice work, C.

and kudos to the coaches and players for the way they handled themselves!

Officials did a good job of getting off the court quickly, too. :)

Definitely not released before the buzzer.....good call.

No basket... looks like a good call.

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Loved the announcers spending two minutes after the game talking about how the officials missed it. They probably still think so.

Reminds me of Friday...I was just done working a girls varsity game when the JV officials (working in the auxiliary gym) came in the locker room and one of the guys complained about how a coach was complaining "when I took the ball over to the table after the final horn."

I was in the shower and couldn't help myself. I stuck my head out and said, "Maybe that'll teach you to get the hell off the floor when the horn goes off."

My partners laughed and I realized that maybe, just maybe, I was a bit over the top with my tone.

Si

Good call, no basket.

Gosh, watched it 5 times and still can't tell.

Great job by calling C.

Although, appears to wave it off after ball is released, and for the sake of appearance, might be questioned. I don't think it could be any closer.

Only Chuck Norris could have waved it off before it was released.

Yeah, I don't know how he's suppose to wave that off any quicker than he did.

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?

Precisely, He does it as quickly as he can, yet since it is split second, it could be construed as after he(shooter) released it.

My thoughts as well. The announcer was wrong...both times!

Good call. You can pause the video and then play it and the ball is still in his hands and you can hear the horn going off.

The announcers are a couple of chuckleheads.

He waved it off before the ball went into the basket I believe. It was close so I would not expect him to be waving his arms before the shot was released (if that is what you are actually suggesting).

Peace

YU.P.

I managed to do that too. Paused at 12 seconds. I had heard the beginnings of the horn, and the ball starting to come out of his hands, but still in contact with the hands.

Carry anyone?
 

Did anyone else have a carry? At first I couldn't tell who the commentators were cheering for, it became fairly obvious.

The C did a great job as everyone else said, on first viewing I thought it was in his hand. But glad I had the replay button cause I wasn't 100% like the C was.

Good call and a great job selling it.
I don't work 3-man....can someone take me through that crew's coverage for the end of game situation we saw in the video?

It's the game that keeps you young at heart!! Si o no??

Yep -- at < D-I we're expected to get it right every time, and get raked over the coals if we don't, but we don't have the replay monitor to fall back on. Coaches and media can review the tape and make a leisurely decision, though. Lah me.

FED and NCAAM -- Official opposite table (trail, if there's more than one such official) has the last shot.

NCAAW -- C has the last shot (I prefer this).

All -- all officials should have an opinion.

I think this is very important...everyone be ready to help! Then again, always listen to bob!

So should the trail have been making the call in the video as opposed to the C?
Maybe he was (along with the C), but you can't see the trail at that point in the video.
Could the crew in their pre-game, discussed using the NCAAW coverage for a last second shot?

No. The center is opposite the table. It's his all the way.

I've never worked the NCAAW mechanic in a high school game and would never dream of doing so.

Personally, I like the NFHS mechanic better. It's only when I work with NCAAW officials do I get into a prolonged discussion of whether we need to "lock down." The NFHS mechanic allows the lead to initiate rotations whenever he/she wants (up through the final horn) and the rotation does NOT change the last shot responsibility unless the ball goes the other way.

I'm in the minority...
 

...but I have a made basket.

You must be a fan of the school in question. ;)

Okay, why?

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.

No basket. TOUGH CALL. I bet none of us would have been surprised had he counted it.

Did the trail fall into a hole in the back court?

No basket. Didn't even have to replay it to see/hear that.

Good, decisive call by the C.

I have no problem at all with the announcers. They were entertaining and not obnoxious.

He's standing in the BACKCOURT. As good a job as the C did here....

And I agree -- it's easy when you watch it over and over or stop it, but real-time that's a nutcutter and he nailed it.

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.

Plus one of the announcers is talking as the buzzer begins to sound. That makes hearing it a bit difficult, even in the slower speed playback.

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.)

I don't know....a buffer might be good with some coaches. They could back it up and retract their comments before we hear them.

Two Tablets ...
 

In regard to coaches, I prefer Bufferin.