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Old Thu Mar 26, 2015, 04:43pm
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At least that wasn't as bad at what happened in the NBA last night: http://streamable.com/in9l
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Old Thu Mar 26, 2015, 04:53pm
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At least that wasn't as bad at what happened in the NBA last night: Streamable - simple video sharing
Whoa! Is it possible the NBA somehow has different rules for determining OOB?
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Old Thu Mar 26, 2015, 05:04pm
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At least that wasn't as bad at what happened in the NBA last night.
What's with the free throw shooter wearing a black undershirt under a white uniform jersey? What are the NBA rules regarding undershirts? I would assume that the NBA, being a professional organization, would be stricter than the NFHS (if that's possible), or the NCAA, regarding uniforms, and equipment.
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Old Fri Mar 27, 2015, 03:09am
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What's with the free throw shooter wearing a black undershirt under a white uniform jersey? What are the NBA rules regarding undershirts? I would assume that the NBA, being a professional organization, would be stricter than the NFHS (if that's possible), or the NCAA, regarding uniforms, and equipment.
Billy, you're welcome to go read the NBA rules yourself but I doubt you'll find anything regarding the color of undershirts. I searched the NBA Video Rulebook too but it wasn't a topic.
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Old Fri Mar 27, 2015, 06:22am
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What's with the free throw shooter wearing a black undershirt under a white uniform jersey? What are the NBA rules regarding undershirts? I would assume that the NBA, being a professional organization, would be stricter than the NFHS (if that's possible), or the NCAA, regarding uniforms, and equipment.
C'mon APG. Can you help us out here?
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Can the shooter just enter the lane on a free throw like that in the NBA? That is a lane violation in NFHS.
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Old Fri Mar 27, 2015, 12:58pm
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What's with the free throw shooter wearing a black undershirt under a white uniform jersey? What are the NBA rules regarding undershirts? I would assume that the NBA, being a professional organization, would be stricter than the NFHS (if that's possible), or the NCAA, regarding uniforms, and equipment.
On a similar note, a Wyoming player in that game had a black undershirt under his gold jersey. Why was that allowed? I've seen those shoulder harness things that can look like a compression undershirt, but I'm pretty sure that wasn't what he was wearing.
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Old Thu Mar 26, 2015, 05:09pm
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At least that wasn't as bad at what happened in the NBA last night: Streamable - simple video sharing
LOL! That's classic. The guy takes two full steps out of bounds, then "saves" the ball. The Lead just watches the shot. Hahaha. Back to the D-League!
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Old Thu Mar 26, 2015, 10:38pm
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LOL! That's classic. The guy takes two full steps out of bounds, then "saves" the ball. The Lead just watches the shot. Hahaha. Back to the D-League!
Yep, he'll never work in the NBA again.
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Old Fri Mar 27, 2015, 02:47am
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Yep, he'll never work in the NBA again.
He is a full-time professional official, right? This is an awful piece of work from him.
If he was an MD and this play was a surgery, he would be facing a malpractice suit.
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Old Fri Mar 27, 2015, 08:29am
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He is a full-time professional official, right? This is an awful piece of work from him.
If he was an MD and this play was a surgery, he would be facing a malpractice suit.
But he's not. And it wasn't.
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Old Fri Mar 27, 2015, 12:44pm
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But he's not. And it wasn't.
He's not a full-time professional official and it wasn't an awful piece of work from him?
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Old Fri Mar 27, 2015, 12:53pm
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He's not a full-time professional official and it wasn't an awful piece of work from him?
No, he isn't a doctor, and this isn't life or death, this is basketball which is more important.
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He's not a full-time professional official and it wasn't an awful piece of work from him?
He's not an MD, and this was not a surgery.
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On the NBA play ... worse... watch the clock. If the player was in (he wasn't) and saved the ball, the clock would have run out before the shot. Thank goodness it didn't go in.
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