Perfectly said. I will say it was a learning experience though.
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I've been waiting for this one Oj.
https://www.nba.com/2013/news/10/24/ask-donnie-q-and-a/
Q: If a player throws the ball full court in an attempt to beat the buzzer at the end of a quarter, and the ball bounces before time expired, and then goes in after time expires, does it count? What about if it bounces after time expires and then goes in? And if it counts, is it a two- or a three-point shot if it bounced within the three-point arc? - submitted by Will
A: Wow, that would be something to see. Yes, if the ball bounces before time expired, and then goes in after time expires, it would count. If the ball bounces inside the arc, it would count as a two-point field goal. If the ball bounces outside the arc, it would count as a three-point field goal.
However, if time expires before the ball bounces, the shot would not count. Once a shot attempt no longer has an opportunity to score (notwithstanding miracles), it's no longer considered a shot and the game would be over before the ball bounces.
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Hahahaha "I've been waiting for this one"
I asked this question when I was super young. I didn't get it answered until college. I entered this training to be an high school ref. That was the first question I asked lol
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