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@CollegeFBonX True

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@TopTierAuburn Vince

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@johnpaulp Also shutter speed is an issue. The ball is blurred because it is moving while the shutter operates. The bottom blur is ball when camera shutter opened, the top part of the orange blur is when the camera shutter closed. So this shot shows the ball out of his hand at shutter close

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@DarayHeard @cemoose1 @SECNetwork The ball is blurred because it is moving while the shutter operates. The bottom of the blur is ball when camera shutter opened, the top part of the orange blur is when the camera shutter closed. So this shot shows the ball out of his hand at shutter close.

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@Jack29308827 @SECNetwork The ball is blurred because it is moving while the shutter operates. The bottom blur is ball when camera shutter opened, the top part of the orange blur is when the camera shutter closed. So this shot shows the ball out of his hand at shutter close.

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@AuburnMemes Also shutter speed is an issue. The ball is blurred because it is moving while the shutter operates. The bottom blur is ball when camera shutter opened, the top part of the orange blur is when the camera shutter closed. So this shot shows the ball out of his hand at shutter close

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@NathanKing247 The ball is blurred because it is moving while the shutter operates. The top part of the orange blur is where the ball was when the camera shutter closed, the bottom part is where it was when it opened. So this shot shows both in his hand and out.

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@AllAubarn Yep. The ball is blurred because it is moving while the shutter records. The top part of the orange blur is where the ball was when the camera shutter closed, the bottom part is where it was when it opened. So this shot shows both in his hand and out.

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@JFergusonAU Still inconclusive. The ball is blurred because it is moving while the shutter records. The top part of the orange blur is where the ball was when the camera shutter closed, the bottom part is where it was when it opened. So this shot shows both in his hand and out.

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@kballer_21 Well I'm not so sure. The ball is blurred because it is moving while the shutter records. The top part of the orange blur is where the ball was when the camera shutter closed, the bottom part is where it was when it opened. So this shot shows both in his hand and out.

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@BarstoolTexasAM Well I'm not so sure. The ball is blurred because it is moving while the shutter records. The top part of the orange blur is where the ball was when the camera shutter closed, the bottom part is where it was when it opened. So this shot shows both in his hand and out.

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@lukeevangelist_ Well I'm not so sure. The ball is blurred because it is moving while the shutter records. The top part of the orange blur is where the ball was when the camera shutter closed, the bottom part is where it was when it opened. So this shot shows both in his hand and out.

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@HoopsHD Well I'm not so sure. The ball is blurred because it is moving while the shutter records. The top part of the orange blur is where the ball was when the camera shutter closed, the bottom part is where it was when it opened. I would say the top part is out of his hand. So close.

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@AceWDE @AdamBreneman81 Full hour long interview here
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@martialarts23 @bdubsports_ Clearly the ref 10 ft away didn't see any PI

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@mattbegreatyt But he did call for a time out, which he got for free.

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@FrontOfficeLos It was both. He called a timeout and accused AU of clapping.

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@chxnluh Should have at least been looked at

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@BarronTxNewsX By the government? No
By his company? Yes

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@cwebbonline True but you still have to spend less than your income.