dergibog
Five-Star Recruit
Okay, this thread starts off about the March Madness, but don't switch it to some other section of the board. Watching the Washington vs North Carolina game, and the officials missed about 0.7 seconds from when the ball bounced out of bounds to when the clock stopped. Here's one reporter's version:
Then the TNT commentators interviewed the NCAA chief of officials, who said the clock doesn't stop when the ball lands out of bounds, The clock stops when the whistle blows. He would have liked them to review the play, but it wasn't necessary.
Where were these a$$hat$ two years ago in Texas when they put the second back up??? Just when I thought I was completely over that game from more than two years ago, they had to go and say all this!
Back to therapy I guess.
dedhoarse
- "Replays with the official game clock superimposed on the screen showed there should have been 1.1 or 1.2 seconds to go, giving Washington more time for a final shot. Coach Lorenzo Romar said after the game that his staff asked the referees to review how much time should have been left, but the officials stuck with half a second."
Then the TNT commentators interviewed the NCAA chief of officials, who said the clock doesn't stop when the ball lands out of bounds, The clock stops when the whistle blows. He would have liked them to review the play, but it wasn't necessary.
Where were these a$$hat$ two years ago in Texas when they put the second back up??? Just when I thought I was completely over that game from more than two years ago, they had to go and say all this!
Back to therapy I guess.
dedhoarse
