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NCAA HOOPS THREAD! -- K petitions to get Maui Jim Maui Invitational moved to Transylvania (2 Viewers)

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Glad they had Jackson Simmons defending the lane :thumbup:

He's a stud...

This ####### team was sad all season. Good, ####### McDonald is done. Guy was awful.

 
i hate UNC, but i don't think i agree with that call. the player can see the clock. he sees time on the clock and calls timeout. if the clock had started when it was supposed to, perhaps he shoots it instead.

 
FreeBaGeL said:
Sucks for UNC too because if the clock was running he probably would have at least heaved it at the basket.
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That is why you don't call a timeout under 3 seconds when the ball is in play. You just have to hope your players make a play. Letting the defense set up to defend a play for 3 seconds or less is dumb.

 
Prince Myshkin said:
i hate UNC, but i don't think i agree with that call. the player can see the clock. he sees time on the clock and calls timeout. if the clock had started when it was supposed to, perhaps he shoots it instead.
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I don't see the problem. They know it is reviewable. He should know dribbling half the court and calling a timeout is pretty much impossible in 1.6 seconds.

 
Prince Myshkin said:
i hate UNC, but i don't think i agree with that call. the player can see the clock. he sees time on the clock and calls timeout. if the clock had started when it was supposed to, perhaps he shoots it instead.
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Yeah, problem is that someone gets screwed in both options.

Either you rob UNC of a 3/4 court shot by making a player think he had more time than he did or you rob ISU by giving UNC an inbounds play from down near the basket when there is no way they'd be able to dribble down there and call a timeout in less than 1.6 seconds.

Maybe the fairest thing would have been to just go back under the ISU basket with 1.6 seconds left, but even that lets the teams set up differently.

 
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