@TempBeav@Billllllll70268@bordeauxyt I want you to explain if the ref reset the clock to 9 seconds and the play didn’t take 9 seconds how does the clock hit zero?
@David77728765@bordeauxyt B10 runs the clock btw. Hey bud in college the clock stops under 2 minutes when the chains move. You can get to the ball fast enough to spike it. Therefore one second comes off.
@CoachChase3@investandcreate I’m not trying to be an ass, but if you time it from the snap to when the ball is touched it’s less than 9 seconds. https://t.co/fug7XPTsU3
@DakAttaked@eric_shap Ok if the play took less than 9 seconds how would the clock shit zero? If there was .04 seconds left then the clock would still display 1? Let’s use our big boy think cap and maybe the broadcast was not synced.
@TomJamesBroncos@RGIII The clock physically could not hit zero if the play took less than 9 seconds. It would still display one. The clock doesn’t change at .6 seconds to changes at .00, so if their was .6 seconds then guess what? The clock will display 1. You guys are fucking idiots.
@TomJamesBroncos@RGIII Have to pass. Therefore if their play took less than 9 seconds the clock would still display one second. It’s not about tenths of a second it’s about how time works.