@bippy_b@gr82bAnAUTiger@OleSarge21@lukeevangelist_@grok Yup. Can’t see movement from still shots, but for me the deciding factor was watching the ball’s spin. Since I could see that with my crappy DVR recording, it was even more obvious to the replay office.
@gr82bAnAUTiger@OleSarge21@lukeevangelist_@grok You were right about one thing, though. They did blow that call in real time. Had they let it play out and then gone back and reviewed it, you’d have never been given an undeserved possession.
@gr82bAnAUTiger@OleSarge21@lukeevangelist_@grok The best look is behind the shot. When you watch the video, you can see the spin of the ball change when it hits the rim on the way to the backboard. Good luck tonight. Hopefully your team moved on quicker than you did.
@gr82bAnAUTiger@OleSarge21@lukeevangelist_@grok So your point is that because the clock operator is too slow to do his or her job correctly, that it should’ve counted?
What about wrongly blowing the play dead when the ball hit the rim? The game was over but Auburn was gifted an extra possession for literally no good reason.
@CarterByrd13 Agree. A perfect officiating crew would let it play out and then go back and review it. That way nobody gets an undeserved possession.
Also may have to T up Pearl for running on the court during a live ball.
Unfortunately they weren’t perfect, but still got it right in the end
@chunkinupduece@JFergusonAU I promise you it hit the rim. From behind the play, you can watch the spin of the ball change. From the side of the play you can watch the rim bend and ball bounce up. Zoomed in you can see the ball contort around the rim.
@chunkinupduece@JFergusonAU Truthfully, Pearl should’ve been T’d up for running onto the court and disrupting a live ball. But we don’t need to get that Technical.