Controversial Call: Ball Out, Three-Pointer In

TLDRA controversial call during a basketball game sparks confusion and frustration. The ball goes out of bounds before a three-pointer is made, leading to a debate over the validity of the shot.

Key insights

🤔The ball clearly went out of bounds before the three-pointer was made.

🏀The shooter, Rozier, took the shot just to practice, thinking it wouldn't count.

⚖️There is confusion over whether the shot should be counted or ruled as a technical foul.

🔔The whistle had already blown before the shot was taken.

🍌The coach of the opposing team is furious with the call and argues with the officials.

Q&A

Did the ball go out of bounds before the shot?

Yes, the ball hit the baseline before the shot was taken.

Was the shooter aware that the shot might not count?

Yes, the shooter, Rozier, took the shot just to practice and didn't think it would count.

Why did the officials count the shot?

There is confusion over whether the shot should count or be ruled a technical foul. The officials made a controversial decision.

How did the coach of the opposing team react?

The coach was furious with the call and argued with the officials.

What was the final ruling on the shot?

The officials decided to count the three-pointer, despite the controversy surrounding it.

Timestamped Summary

00:01The ball goes out of bounds, sparking a controversial call.

00:14A technical foul is called on one of the players.

00:22The shooter, Rozier, takes a three-pointer just to practice.

00:32There is debate over whether the shot should count or be ruled a technical foul.

01:08The coach of the opposing team disputes the call and argues with the officials.

01:22The whistle had already blown before the shot was taken.

01:59The three-pointer is counted, despite the controversy.

02:09The Cavs' coach expresses frustration and confusion over the ruling.