[jonnyss]

My dumb question of the day.

Oregon misses and they're fighting for the rebound and it (at least to the refs) goes off of Cam. There is one second left on the shot clock. Oregon is then inbounding with 20 seconds on the shot clock. Shouldn't it have been left at one? If they would claim Cam had possession, it would have been switched to 30.

my guess is that the refs called it an offensive rebound. starting in 2019-20, o rebounds (and defensive fouls and kicked balls) re-set the clock to 20 (if it was below 20); d rebounds set the clock at 30.

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or are you saying the ball never hit the rim? in that case the clock should stay at 1.

see also:  link which describes resetting to 20 seconds after a throw-in by the offense. this link is for NCAA men, but i suspect the same applies for the women.

[jonnyss]

My dumb question of the day.

Oregon misses and they're fighting for the rebound and it (at least to the refs) goes off of Cam. There is one second left on the shot clock. Oregon is then inbounding with 20 seconds on the shot clock. Shouldn't it have been left at one? If they would claim Cam had possession, it would have been switched to 30.

my guess is that the refs called it an offensive rebound. starting in 2019-20, o rebounds (and defensive fouls and kicked balls) re-set the clock to 20 (if it was below 20); d rebounds set the clock at 30.

link

or are you saying the ball never hit the rim? in that case the clock should stay at 1.

see also:  link which describes resetting to 20 seconds after a throw-in by the offense. this link is for NCAA men, but i suspect the same applies for the women.