I need to re-look at it but I was surprised they added time, if any, I thought it should have been less, like 0.6. Glad it didnt matter but curios if anyone else thought this.
Time on clock after JBo's 3
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I'm surprised they didn't call JBo for an offensive foul, wipe out the basket, and give Indiana three FTs with no time on the clock.
My analysis in a nutshell: CBS sucks. Big Ten refs suck. Iowa rises above it all.
My analysis in a nutshell: CBS sucks. Big Ten refs suck. Iowa rises above it all.
I'm not sure but I think the game clock was 30.5 when our shot clock started. So if the shot clock above the basket said 0.6, then there was indeed 1.1 left.
The shot clock was under 1 second, but the game clock was just a bit over.
I complained for 10 minutes that it should be .4 seconds until i realized that was the shot clock and not the game clock. 1.1 was correct and i shut up.
1.2 looks exactly right on the clock above the basket.
Not sure why the screen shot isn’t going through.
Yep, I was wrong. Looks like it should have another tenth of a second.
I am curious how the rules work there. Seems there had to be some reaction time by IU before they called time out. Does it always get set back to when the ball went through the hoop if they call TO immediately?
Edit: never mind. Clock stops after a basket in last minute of the game.
Edit: never mind. Clock stops after a basket in last minute of the game.
Clock should stop after a made basket with under a minute in the second half.
Made basket should mean the ball clears the net.
At the end of the 2nd half and overtime, the clock stops after made baskets when the game clock is under 1 minute.
The clock doesn’t stop until the ball exits the bottom of the net. So 1.1 was correct. You can see the ball still in the net with 1.2 on the clock.
