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Clipper Nation Soldier
Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
Originally Posted by notatop29pg
Have seen him bait guys into going for the steal many times only to blow by them and hit the pullup 3. Was a common sight in NO.
Yup. Best ballhandler in NBA. He stays low so that if defender goes for ball he can get by them for pull up shot as you said. It's one of the many things that makes his intangibles so much better than any other PG. His clock management skills are insane.
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King James
Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
I've always wanted to be a defender in that situation and just dive for the ball
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National High School Star
Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
Originally Posted by Upgrayedd
My only complaint about it especially with tonight is that no one on the other team tried to steal it. The ball went halfway down the court and someone could have run up and tried to steal it.
you must have never played against high level competetion my man
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I DO ME, N I CHILL
Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
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Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
Originally Posted by KDTrey5
dumb OP
Its just typical ConanRulesNBC nonsense
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7-time NBA All-Star
Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
Originally Posted by JtotheIzzo
basketball 101, the clock doesn't start until a player picks it up.
Actually, the clock starts when the ball is touched. Obviously, in this scenario, the time difference between a player making first contact with the ball and then picking it up is milliseconds. But it doesn't just start when the ball is picked up.
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veteran savvy
Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
Originally Posted by OldSchoolBBall
This is true in practice, but I recall hearing that it isn't the case if one looks at the rulebook, and that technically the clock should start when the ball hits the court inbounds. Someone a while back provided the section of the NBA rule book that deals with this.
Gameclock, yes.. not the shotclock
Section II-Starting and Stopping of 24-Second Clock
a. The 24-second clock will start when a team gains new possession of a ball which is in play.
b. On a throw-in, the 24-second clock shall start when the ball is legally touched on the court by a player.
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Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
Trying to steal it would be as dumb as running up and trying to rip the ball from their hands. They're just going to pick it up and blow past you.
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True Point Guard
Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
they should sticky this thread asap.
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
Was a bad rule change. Need to change it back to the clock starting when the ball is inbounded. The rolling of the ball is lame!
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veteran savvy
Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
Originally Posted by Xiao Yao You
Was a bad rule change. Need to change it back to the clock starting when the ball is inbounded. The rolling of the ball is lame!
I agree that rolling the ball is a bit lame.. however, starting the clock when the ball in inbounded? This would mean that the persons handling the clock should time the exact moment the ball leaves the inbounders hands, which is a lot tougher than registering the moment the recipient receives the ball. What about last second (or less) alleyoops?
Or do you mean the moment the ball touches the floor? If so, disregard my questions above.
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I Feel Devotion
Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
The more important question is why the hell does the opposing team not just steal the ball while it is just slowly rolling down the court.
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I Feel Devotion
Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
Originally Posted by Miserio
If you (as a defender) have kept some distance, you can't run straight to the ball because the point guards in the nba are so fast that they're gonna pass you easily.
Anyone with decent speed can steal that ball. It's just barely rolling there in the middle of the damn court. I bet 8/10 point guards could steal it if they actually tried.
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I Feel Devotion
Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
Originally Posted by sick_brah07
you must have never played against high level competetion my man
You must be a dumb ass. These guys are regularly rolling the ball slowly, down the middle of the court. It would be child's play to steal it if someone just actually tried to.
But instead they just stand there and let it roll about 40 feet. Of course it's hard to steal after you let it roll for 20-25 feet.
If you actually dove for it immediately, it would be a steal.
Originally Posted by Noof
Trying to steal it would be as dumb as running up and trying to rip the ball from their hands. They're just going to pick it up and blow past you.
This is just stupid. If someone actually tried to steal it, within the first 5-10 feet they could. It's only hard to steal because they stand 40 feet away off the ball and let it roll through the whole back court.
Man this forum has some morons in it.
Last edited by Euroleague; 05-10-2012 at 06:44 AM.
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College superstar
Re: Ok WTF is up with point guards letting the ball roll down court after they inbound it
Originally Posted by Euroleague
Anyone with decent speed can steal that ball. It's just barely rolling there in the middle of the damn court. I bet 8/10 point guards could steal it if they actually tried.
Stick to facts about Arkansas, kid.
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