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Mechanics, whatever.
One of the six eyes responsible for monitoring the play should have detected the shot clock violation - stepped up and done the right thing. Period. Yuck. |
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All 3 officials missed it. Yes, that's inexcusable but how exactly should one them have done the right thing after the fact? |
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While they missed the call, they did NOT cost a team the game. Now, I might have agreed with you if you said they cost a team a chance to win the game, but if they had gotten this call right, it would have (most likely) gone into overtime. Once in OT, anything could happen. |
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I meant that one of those three should have caught the violation and waved off the false buzzer-beater. Quote:
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Almost looked like she pulled a Welmer on the way to the table, but I will have to re-watch it to be sure.
I also would not have a username that is so traceable while making comments about who is working with who on a public forum. Just re-watched it. The coach is patting his head more than Curly did in a whole series of shorts. The explanation that the coach did not have a concern with the shot clock appears to be bogus. However, since it is not a CE, his point was moot. |
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