Neither have I, gotta work :(

This error would have been correctable to start the half, no? I've been in the rulebook all half, and I'm struggling to see how it's not correctable.

If I'm wrong, mea culpa to the crew (sort of). If I'm right, it's a double-whammy.

Do we have a CE situation here?

It's within the next dead ball time frame but I'm not sure how the end of the period plays in under NCAA rules.

No matter, they didn't correct it. And Len Elmore is explaining to everyone how they got it right. :(

There are no end-of-half exceptions listed in 2.12. I think it's a CE.

That's what is making me mad. The crew just missed a goaltend against Cuse so now atleast the outcome of the game can't be blamed on this one call

Wanna bet? Fans can always blame a loss on a call.

fans can, but at least I can rest knowing that there was at least one major missed call against both teams with similar results

One was a missed judgement call...the other was a misapplication of the rules. Two different categories.

Fans will blame the first call on the game for the outcome. Who cares what fans think. No one call ever changes the outcome of a game. There are too many plays that if gone one way or the other have the same result.

Peace

Two wrongs dont make it right & it will be interesting to see if they advance. You would think somebody on the crew knows its a CE or at least a buddy would call to help out.

Someone want to explain to these jokers why a player can't run in from outside the 3-point line on the release?

Uhmmm because its not the NBA? :D

Or because players not along the lane lines have the same restriction as the shooter?

Where's Mike Pierrera when you need him?
 

They need a rules expert sitting in the studio to help them when they're too stupid to know the rule.

The crew looked bad on the out of bounds play right after this. The announcers are right -- either call the foul or call the OOB correctly. Film don't lie.