January 26, 200719 yr Terrible officiating with the clock. Way too much time put back on the clock...
January 26, 200719 yr Terrible officiating with the clock. Way too much time put back on the clock... I agree. Still a great game and great ending.
January 26, 200719 yr 5.0 seconds on the clock when Duke inbounds the ball directly to Clemson, kid sets his feet and shoots a three to tie(took at least 2 seconds to 2.5 seconds). Timekeeper for Duke does not start the clock on time, yet somehow the refs decide that the whole thing only took .6 seconds. Putting 4.4 seconds on the clock, allowing Duke time to go the length of the floor to win it. Really horrible luck for the Tigers.
January 26, 200719 yr How can the clock go from 1.8 to 4.4? Maybe 1 or possible 2 seconds. I was thinking the same thing. The scorekeeper didn't start the clock right when Clemson's Hamliton caught it before shooting. If you look at in slow-motion the clock didn't start until the ball was going down to the basket. Then when it cleared the basket there was 4.4 which means the clock is spose to stop. The first time he didn't stop it and let it go down to 1.8. The refs were right in this call it was the clock keeper with the slow finger. I say about 3.5 seconds or less should've been on the clock which as we see would have mattered.
January 26, 200719 yr After watching it again on DVR should have been 2.4 or 2.5 on the clock. Also the timekeeper was a little slow starting it on the Duke inbound on the final play with 4.4.
January 26, 200719 yr After watching it again on DVR should have been 2.4 or 2.5 on the clock. Also the timekeeper was a little slow starting it on the Duke inbound with 4.4. Yah, that is how I went back and looked at it. DVR is great.:thumb:
January 26, 200719 yr Wonder if the Refs will get in Trouble or if the timekeeper gets a Raise:sssh: :sssh: Didnt this happen vs Va Tech last year?
January 26, 200719 yr When your coached by coach K, you can get away with this. Feel bad for Clemson, they got cheated.
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