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The Final Countdown (Europe, 1986) ...
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Originally Posted by get
Recent HS game situation: 20.2 seconds on clock in 4th quarter, 2 point game. A1 inbounds under own basket to A2. A2 dribbles once, shoots, rebounds own miss and is fouled. Official approaches table to report foul and is informed that the clock was not started. Official looks up sees that the clock is still at 20.2 seconds, and informs coach (who stated that clock had not started) that no change could be made to the clock because there was no definite knowledge of elapsed time. There was no ten second or five second count going on. Was the official correct?
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By rule, yes. However experienced officials have a mental count going on in their heads near the end of a period, especially the fourth period, in a close game.
Did any of the officials in this situation have a partial three second count going?
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Mon Dec 29, 2014, 08:03pm
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