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Old Sat Jan 17, 2015, 04:52pm
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So, same situation but instead of a moment, let's say the clock doesn't start for 2 seconds. The refs know for sure the shot would have been late. But because it came before the buzzer you would still count the basket because the refs didn't notice the problem until after? I'm also thinking about hometown cooking, with the clock person being biased.
If one of the officials had a count going, he should have killed it when he got to 6. If he didn't have a count going, you can't just do this because you know it would have been late. Without a count, you've got nothing here.

For me, with 6 seconds to go, I always have a count. If I get to two and the clock hasn't moved, I'm stopping the game, resettin the clock to 4 seconds, and adminstering a new throw-in from the POI.
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Old Sat Jan 17, 2015, 05:02pm
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If one of the officials had a count going, he should have killed it when he got to 6. If he didn't have a count going, you can't just do this because you know it would have been late. Without a count, you've got nothing here.

For me, with 6 seconds to go, I always have a count. If I get to two and the clock hasn't moved, I'm stopping the game, resettin the clock to 4 seconds, and adminstering a new throw-in from the POI.
Agree. The official should stop it immediately when they see the clock not starting. It is unfair to the team to let it play down to 2 or 1 and declare the game over when they are expecting to have 1 or 2 more seconds to get to their shot.

Counting down to some point and declaring the game over would be the wrong game management decision.
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Old Sat Jan 17, 2015, 05:21pm
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Ok cool, will keep that in mind. End of game situations do a count, if possible quick glance at clock and see if things are lined up.
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Old Sat Jan 17, 2015, 08:55pm
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Ok cool, will keep that in mind. End of game situations do a count, if possible quick glance at clock and see if things are lined up.
It's always possible for one of the two (or three) officials to glance at the clock.
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