@sweahti@NotTheExpertYT This is AI slop and not the rule. NCAA Rule 3-2-4(a) says the game clock shall not display tenths. The final fraction of a second is displayed as 0:01; 0:00 means time has expired. Replay may restore time if the ball was dead before 0:00—not because 0:00 secretly means 0.3.
@TabsGoBlue This is incorrect. NCAA Rule 3-2-4(a) says the game clock shall not display tenths. The final fraction of a second is displayed as 0:01; 0:00 means time has expired. Replay may restore time if the ball was dead before 0:00—not because 0:00 secretly means 0.3 seconds.
@bighousesouse That’s not how the NCAA clock works. Rule 3-2-4(a) says the game clock “shall not display tenths of seconds.” When it reads 0:00, time has expired. The Big Ten’s position is different: it says the official stadium clock still showed 0:01 when the ball was touched.
@smharrington24 That’s not how the NCAA clock works. Rule 3-2-4(a) says the game clock “shall not display tenths of seconds.” When it reads 0:00, time has expired. The Big Ten’s position is different: it says the official stadium clock still showed 0:01 when the ball was touched.
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