Clyde
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Was Dixie at full strength for this one?
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I meant to mention this photo is from the legend Bob Jackson.
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Bad time in the game for the T on Crawford. Deserved ?
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Final 40 seconds Conner HS SportsMed on Periscope: "Untitled"
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Congrats to Aaron and the girls. First title since 2007.
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Big comeback by the Jags
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You don't get style points. HC wins on a Volpenhein 3 with 4 seconds left in OT. HC vs CCH Saturday night.
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HC wins
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Volp hits a 3 with 4 seconds left. HC up 1.
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HC misses two shots but gets fouled on the rebound. 14 left
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HC down 2 with the ball under a minute left
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Toebbe puts BW up 33-31
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Volp stole the ball. Fired up a shot at the buzzer that almost went in. OT
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3.5 seconds left BW ball Still tied
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TO BW 38 seconds left BW ball Tied
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HC turns it over. 1 minute left. Tied
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Time out 1:26 tied HC ball
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BW in a zone. HC ball. Tied 1:40 HC killing time.
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tied 2:20
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31-29 3:30
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BW up 31-27 5:35
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BW up 27-23 mid-3rd
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BW up 14-7 after 1.
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Only requires one foot in the lane. Usually an official will talk to players reminding them to get in and out. If a kid doesn't get out he'll get whistled. A few things to remember based on common screams from fans in the stands. When the shot goes up the 3 second count is over. It does not start again until the offense secures the ball on a rebound. BY RULE the 3-second count is suspended when the ball is thrown into a player who is in the paint. So if he's at 2 and catches the ball the count stops to let him make a move to the basket. If he doesn't and passes the ball back out it's a violation. On a throw-in from out of bounds the count does not start until the ball is touched on the floor. So a kid can stand in the lane for 4 seconds without it being a violation if the ball hasn't been thrown in. The count does not start until the ball enters the front court. So a kid standing in the lane for 7 seconds while the ball is being brought up from the back court is not in violation of the rule. If a kid has one foot in the lane , not posting up, and the ball nowhere near him 99% of officials are not going to start counting.
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Nice block by the frosh Michael Mayer
