NBA: Sacramento vs Memphis - 0.3 Second Shot (Video)

[dahoopref]

Is this a "Tap" for a try for goal?

It's not my "definition" but that's why I'd like input from my peers here.



The NBA replay system at work:

Last Second Field Goal: Kings @ Grizzlies | NBA Official

[zm1283]

That is not a tap in my opinion. The NBA may have a different definition on what a tap is though.

[ballgame99]

Great shot on a terrible pass. Count it, and get out of there. That's a tip in my book.

[Raymond]

That's a catch and shoot, IMO; waving it off in my games.

Without replay, definitely one where a crew would have to get together to gather all the information.

[bob jenkins]

In the NBA, you can catch-and-shoot with .3 seconds, I think.

[walt]

A couple of years ago, the NBA changed there rule to no catch and try with 0.2 or less.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

In the NBA, you can catch-and-shoot with .3 seconds, I think.

That's what I was figuring. I'm sure APG will be along at some point to give us the NBA rule.

[CNYREF]

Why is the lead signaling basket good. Is nba different? Always opposite table side correct?