College Basketball Random Chatter 2012-2013 Season

• Midstate01

  

  How's that not good??
• Hb31187

  

  Colorado got completely screwed. there was a clear freeze frame with .1 left and the ball out of his hands
• Mulva

  

  Hb31187;1357005 wrote:Colorado got completely screwed. there was a clear freeze frame with .1 left and the ball out of his hands

  I didn't see that. Looked like fingertips at 0.1. The first frame with the ball clearly out the clock was at 0.0.
• SportsAndLady

  

  Mulva;1357007 wrote:I didn't see that. Looked like fingertips at 0.1. The first frame with the ball clearly out the clock was at 0.0.

  There was a shot from behind him that clearly showed ball out of his hand with .1 on the clock
• wildcats20

  

  Just now seeing the shot.
  
  That's a good bucket.
• Hb31187

  

  SportsAndLady;1357009 wrote:There was a shot from behind him that clearly showed ball out of his hand with .1 on the clock

  yes,that's the angle I'm referring to. if this wasn't IN. zona , itd be over with
• wildcats20

  

  
  
  Game, set and match.
• bases_loaded

  

  wildcats20;1357016 wrote:
  
  Game, set and match.

  
  The only problem with that picture is the red around the backboard. I saw it live and thought it was good though. I don't know why they kept showing the behind the player relay unless that is the only view the refs had.
• wildcats20

  

  bases_loaded;1357018 wrote:The only problem with that picture is the red around the backboard. I saw it live and thought it was good though. I don't know why they kept showing the behind the player relay unless that is the only view the refs had.

  
  They go by the clock and then the lights.
• bases_loaded

  

  The clock on the backboard or the tv? On top of the backboard it was 0.0 before the one on TV.
• wildcats20

  

  Another view
  
  
• Mulva

  

  wildcats20;1357016 wrote:
  
  Game, set and match.

  ESPN clock was behind the basket clock.
  
  http://deadspin.com/5973038/colorado-hits-buzzer+beater-to-upset-third+ranked-arizona-referees-wave-it-off-for-no-reason?utm_campaign=socialflow_deadspin_twitter&utm_source=deadspin_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow
  
  Great view at the :59-1:00 mark. It isn't clearly off the fingertips until the clock is all 0s.
• wildcats20

  

  
• wildcats20

  

  There is another picture that shows the clock above the back board at triple 0's and the ball just barely out of his hand also.
  
  
• reclegend22

  

  Whether the shot was in time or not, the McKale Center is the absolute worst place any team could play in America. The home court "advantage" in Tucson is beyond anything you'll find anywhere else, including Cameron. During the days when Lute was still roaming the sidelines, especially in the '80s and '90s, you go to Tucson, you gonna lose.
  
  Nice to see things haven't changed.
• Mulva

  

  It doesn't matter if it's out of his hands at triple 0, though. It needs to be out before then. I don't think the call should have been reversed either way. You just can't tell from the video.
• reclegend22

  

  Good pictures, wildcats. Point proven. As a Duke fan, I can admit that Duke is gets more than its fair share of calls in Cameron. But the officiating at Arizona is notorious for jobbing visitors.
• wildcats20

  

  Mulva;1357037 wrote:It doesn't matter if it's out of his hands at triple 0, though. It needs to be out before then. I don't think the call should have been reversed either way. You just can't tell from the video.

  So you just want to ignore the picture of it at 00.1 with the ball OUT OF HIS HANDS??
• Laley23

  

  bases_loaded;1357020 wrote:The clock on the backboard or the tv? On top of the backboard it was 0.0 before the one on TV.

  ESPN doesnt have their own clock. They are typically getting a hard line to their timer which is synced exactly, have a camera shooting the scoreboard and cropped (as in the pictures above), or they are tying in directly to the scoreboard feed which gives them the time exactly.
• wildcats20

  

  Laley23;1357058 wrote:ESPN doesnt have their own clock. They are typically getting a hard line to their timer which is synced exactly, have a camera shooting the scoreboard and cropped (as in the pictures above), or they are tying in directly to the scoreboard feed which gives them the time exactly.

  I was going to say something similar, but wasn't sure if it was still true. I knew they used to use a still shot of the scoreboard clock.
• Mulva

  

  wildcats20;1357041 wrote:So you just want to ignore the picture of it at 00.1 with the ball OUT OF HIS HANDS??

  Are you talking about the one with the motion blur where you can't tell anything?
• wildcats20

  

  Mulva;1357065 wrote:Are you talking about the one with the motion blur where you can't tell anything?

  wildcats20;1357028 wrote:

  Ball is clearly out of his hand with .1 on the clock above the backboard.
• Mulva

  

  wildcats20;1357067 wrote:Ball is clearly out of his hand with .1 on the clock above the backboard.

  There's nothing clear about that picture at all. You can't see his fingers, but you can see his fingertips huh? We're gonna have to agree to disagree.
• SportsAndLady

  

  Lol that is not clear wildcats. I honestly think it was an exact match (0.00 on the clock and ball released). Insane
• Midstate01

  

  There's no way there's enough there to overturn the orginal call that it was good.