Game 6 and the shot clock question

Technically, the timer should have turned the shot clock off when the jump ball was called since either outcome (offense/defense getting the ball) would have resulted in the game clock becoming the shot clock. The timer was just a little slow turning it off.

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Originally Posted by Tony-Go MAVS

YOu guys WON THE GAME!!! Why are you still bitching. DAMN...I hate the Spurs!!!

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Okay. Bye.

Obstructed: a double foul for example. I think... I know if the ball gets stuck between the rim and backboard. Also, I know with an inadvertent whistle, the play just resumes.

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Originally Posted by CosmicCowboy

Technically, the timer should have turned the shot clock off when the jump ball was called since either outcome (offense/defense getting the ball) would have resulted in the game clock becoming the shot clock. The timer was just a little slow turning it off.

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Yeah, that's right. And I thought of the ball getting stuck after I posted. I forgot about double foul.

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Originally Posted by Obstructed_View

Yeah, that's right. And I thought of the ball getting stuck after I posted. I forgot about double foul.

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Actually, the timer was probably slow on the button because he was staring at Jason Terry in absolute amazement thinking...

"I can't BELIEVE that punkass bitch just punched Michael Finley in the nuts!"

:lmao

I'm just glad Finley didn't get a technical for that. If the Spurs had their season end on a punch that the league office caught but the officials didn't, I don't know what.