Buzzer Beater In MN Section Title Game Friday night (Video)

[Bad Zebra]

If clock in the video is official and it is synched correctly, the shot's good. After rewinding and pausing multiple times I was able to isolate on a frame that shows the ball out of the shooters hands with .01 showing on the clock. That's actually a bit of a surprise...It looked good with time to spare in real time to me.

This would be a textbook example of it being a good idea to use replay in a state tournament game.

[Altor]

Somehow, I managed to pause the video on a frame with 0.1 on the clock in the graphic, but the red lights on. I couldn't see the scoreboard clock in the frame.

[paulsonj72]

On this message board there is a pic on page 25. If someone can figure out how to isolate the picture please feel free to do so. It's the 4th post down and you need to scroll down on the pic but it's pretty clear.

http://forum.minnesota-scores.net/vi...4a0f&start=240

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by paulsonj72

If someone can figure out how to isolate the picture please feel free to do so.

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by Altor

Somehow, I managed to pause the video on a frame with 0.1 on the clock in the graphic, but the red lights on. I couldn't see the scoreboard clock in the frame.

Me as well.

Having said that, I have the shot good when using the horn. How can a red light be on and the clock not read zeroes?

[paulsonj72]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

Me as well.

Having said that, I have the shot good when using the horn. How can a red light be on and the clock not read zeroes?

IIRC there can be a very slight delay between the clock shown on TV if not synced with the official clock. I'm guessing this TV broadcast wasn't synced to the official clock.

[APG]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

Me as well.

Having said that, I have the shot good when using the horn. How can a red light be on and the clock not read zeroes?

Cause that's not the game clock...TV clocks are notoriously of by .1 or .2....even on ESPN/CBS broadcasts

[JugglingReferee]

Look at the end line angle. It appears that the TV clock is made of a camera solely looking at the game clock high above in the gym.

I paused it multiple times where I could see both and when they weren't identical, the TV clock was mid-change, which was likely due to signal delay.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

Look at the end line angle. It appears that the TV clock is made of a camera solely looking at the game clock high above in the gym.

I paused it multiple times where I could see both and when they weren't identical, the TV clock was mid-change, which was likely due to signal delay.

There have been pictures from pother levels where the clocks above the basket said one thing and the clocks above the seats indicated another. It's one of the reasons why the basket clocks are used.