Question about the last play yesterday

[rockytopscott]

It hit the backboard and then hit a UT player at which time the clock should have started but didn't. Is this something that is replayable? The clock would have run out before Winthrop even got that shot off.

 

[OWB]

The clock definitely didn't start at the right time. That was without a doubt the longest .4 of a second that I have ever witnessed.

 

[orange+white=heaven]

I know, but Ithink the officials understood what had happened and just elected to let the game expire. Which would have been the outcome after review anyway.

 

[LivinitUp]

For a minute it SEEMED, I was scared

 

[Crakaveli]

If the guy would have made the shot, it would have been reviewed.

 

[VOLracerx]

the clock doesn't start until the ball is touched - so the "bomb" pass was the right choice. I remember a game in the tourny a while back where a team was down and they inbounded it like that - the guy caught it on the fly and in the basket for the win.

 

[OWB]

the clock doesn't start until the ball is touched -

That's the thing, the clock didn't start when the ball was touched.

 

[cd12]

That's the thing, the clock didn't start when the ball was touched.

The clocks are run manually in the tournament.