rockytop12

You two just took what I said the wrong way and I can see why you did but it can be taken two ways. What I meant by getting it taken away was the officials took the opportunity away, I knew the game would have gone into a third overtime and I was not predicting the outcome. Honest mistake. By the way if one of you two would do me a favor it would be greatly appreciated, could you thank the Gallatin police officer for his overreaction after the game. If he had not put one of our best players in handcuffs there is no way he would have been suspended. Thanks

And my point is that it is as simple as everyone says it is. The clock was on zero and the buzzer sounded well before the shot was off. The officials blew the call and took the district championship away from Wilson central plain and simple.

You do realize there are three officials, it only takes one referee to watch the shot for a foul or travel or any other call. (By the way a travel would not have been the right call there even if he did walk a little) Anybody who knows basketball will agree that that the game clock determines the end of the game not the buzzer. In that situation with not much time and the gym being loud at least one referee has to have an eye on the clock. I made those arguments only to express to you that the buzzer is not what is important. Where you’re really wrong is your quote "If the horn did sound at the proper time, then the shot is definitely off in time. (But again, I'm not sure that happened)" I am assuming your basing that off of the YouTube cell phone video which was taken in the middle of a loud Gallatin student section. I have watched the game film (recorded by an actual video camera set up on the second section away from most noise) and on that video there is no doubt the buzzer goes off before the shot. Pretty simple to me.

The horn doesnt even matter to me, I was at the game and the call was so bad that I actually saw the clock on zero then looked back and saw the shot.