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Virginia Game?

Respectable first half. Only down 4. I think everyone would have signed up for that.
 
OK, who had Pitt making four of their first six threes, including 2-2 from Will Jeffress?
Well not exactly but I did say I did not see a blow out by 25 in th 14+? thread, I thought they played some pretty good b-ball against Minny, same tonight!
 
Did I miss some news today? Or maybe I'm dense? Haven't noticed femi out there.

Yeah don't see him in the box score either
 
My gawd finding new ways to lose every night

up by 4

find a way to lose
 
That had to be the fastest five second call in college basketball history. Normally you get at least six or seven, and we probably got about four and a half.
 
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Hopefully when he comes back, Femi goes to his real position or comes off the bench. He’s not the best PG on our team again.
 
That had to be the fastest five second call in college basketball history. Normally you get at least six or seven, and we probably got about four and a half.
I just rewound it and watched both the refs hand and counted myself several times. Was close to 6. But yeah, normally a play-on.
 
That had to be the fastest five second call in college basketball history. Normally you get at least six or seven, and we probably got about four and a half.
No way was that 5 seconds Jeffress looked shocked. Announcers look right past it. This network announcers are strange sometimes
 
I just rewound it and watched both the refs hand and counted myself several times.


I rewatched it too, and as the ref hands the ball to Jeffress he's already moving his arm to count "one". That's where the quickness of the count came from, basically he was at "one" as soon as we got the ball.

But if you watch Virginia's inbounds play right after that, he did the same thing there. But of course they didn't take anywhere close to five seconds to get the ball in, so it didn't matter on their play.
 
I rewatched it too, and as the ref hands the ball to Jeffress he's already moving his arm to count "one". That's where the quickness of the count came from, basically he was at "one" as soon as we got the ball.

But if you watch Virginia's inbounds play right after that, he did the same thing there. But of course they didn't take anywhere close to five seconds to get the ball in, so it didn't matter on their play.
I went back and watched the inbounds several times and timed it using my stopwatch on the smartphone.

The referee blew the whistle with the ball in his hand and then proceeded to bounce pass the Jeffress the ball. The 5 second clock started on the whistle (with basketball still in the referees hand), not actually when Jeffress got control.

My timed counts on the 5 second clock when Jeffress got control ranged from 4.52 to 4.81 after 5 replays.
 
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