Tenn St/Murray St

[APG]

And I'd be okay with the no-call (on the merits of the play itself), but would have liked to have seen the baseline camera angle.

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

And I'd be okay with the no-call (on the merits of the play itself), but would have liked to have seen the baseline camera angle.

They eventually showed a low-angle view which looked like it was shot from in front of the broadcasters' position. Hopefully someone somewhere puts that up on YouTube.

[APG]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

They eventually showed a low-angle view which looked like it was shot from in front of the broadcasters' position. Hopefully someone somewhere puts that up on YouTube.

I'll put up a clip of the play when I next game the opportunity if another clip of the play isn't posted.

[fortmoney]

What do you guys think about the final shot though? I didn't see any officials waving off the shot, though the defender caught and shot with only 0.3 remaining

[La Rikardo]

Originally Posted by fortmoney

What do you guys think about the final shot though? I didn't see any officials waving off the shot, though the defender caught and shot with only 0.3 remaining

I believe the clock was reset to 1.1s after the OOB violation.

[stiffler3492]

Originally Posted by La Rikardo

I believe the clock was reset to 1.1s after the OOB violation.

Correct.

[Nevadaref]

The play could be a charging foul or a no call, but not a PC.
There is contact, but it is not solid contact.

I watched the video numerous times and was able to deem that the try was released prior to the contact, so the basket would have counted even had a charging foul been called.

Of course, Tenn State would have been awarded a 1-1 at the other end as Murray State already had six team fouls in the second half at the time of this play. This would have provided the opportunity to tie the game with FTs.