By the way, and not that it really matters, but for those watching the telecast, did it look like the last bucket beat the buzzer?

LOUMFSG2;842223508 said:

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By the way, and not that it really matters, but for those watching the telecast, did it look like the last bucket beat the buzzer?

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I didn't rewind the DVR but it looked like it beat the clock easily

the shot that did not beat the buzzer was the bird 3 that he hit as the shot clock expired. awful non-call by the refs

ianbearnson;842223515 said:

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the shot that did not beat the buzzer was the bird 3 that he hit as the shot clock expired. awful non-call by the refs

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I may be wrong, but looked to me that Jabari had released the shot mili-seconds before the lights/horn.

Go Bears!

I'm withyou SB. We sit at the opposite end of the arena from the shot and could see the release and buzzer clearly.

Well, it appears nobody has gone to the videotape on either shot. I think they did very briefly in the broadcast on Bird's shot, but it didn't get slowed down enough for me to tell. It was very close and would have possibly been a frame by frame analysis, like the Colorado winner over Arizona which was INCORRECTLY reversed and negated after video replay. Sometimes even video replay doesn't work. And just think, if the dude at the table presses the 35 second shot clock reset button an impulse later, after blinking, sneezing, or scratching his nose, it's a non-issue! It went in, refs called it good, I'll go with it!