Clock starts when the ball is first touched in bounds, and stops when the ball has gone through the hoop.

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Jun 23, 2021
7:32:52am

RootieBoy All-American

Clock starts when the ball is first touched in bounds, and stops when the ball has gone through the hoop.

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RootieBoy

Previous username: RedDevilPride
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Joined: Oct 30, 2002
Last login: Apr 15, 2024
Total posts: 16,148 (2,155 FO)

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Can somebody explain why only .2 expired on the dunk? What’s the rule?

BYUfan92

6/23/21 7:31am

Clock starts when the ball is first touched in bounds, and stops when the ball has gone through the hoop.

RootieBoy

6/23/21 7:32am

So as soon as it’s thru the net it stops? If so, then it makes me wonder why

BYUfan92

6/23/21 7:39am

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Cougazul

6/23/21 7:43am

Through the cylinder is what I understand. Not the net.

StalwartBraveTrue

6/23/21 8:09am

Watching the slow motion shot from behind the players the clock started well

6/23/21 7:36am

The refs said they timed it from when Ayton touched to when it cleared the net

PHXSUNS31

6/23/21 8:39am

So then there can be a basketball tip in play with .2 left on the clock….

kotacoug

6/23/21 8:44am

I think if it’s .3 or less, it has to be a tip type play. No catch and shoot

PHXSUNS31

6/23/21 8:46am

Dave Burns (Suns announcer) noted NBA rules require at least .3 to be run off so

BYUfan92

6/23/21 1:13pm

Which is weird to me because if you pause this video multiple times at :53 sec’s

6/23/21 1:20pm

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