Shot clock

So it's a relief, but it's also a surprise at the same time.

So the overreaction, what are your thoughts here? I heard our boy Shot Clock, right? Shot Clock has that pompadour.

He's like, somebody give this guy an Academy Award right now because he might be the best actor ever because I thought it was bad.

All right, so your thoughts next.

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beyond the 30-second shot clock.

And it wasn't an issue at that point in time.

No, that's right.

If they want to change it, it's a pretty easy answer.

Oh, it's simple.

Instead of being a soft shot clock where if you put the ball on the ground and pull your socks up, the clock stops and all the rest of it, you take the mark.

The umpire puts you on the thing.

no you're sending mixed messages i'm trying to i'm trying to elucidate to the viewers through visual cues that i like them more i'm not making fun of the listener oh you're confusing it i'm sorry

however mark it's very important that you score a goal or have a shot on goal before the shot clock goes out 80 seconds once you have possession of the ball.

You have to move it downfield and score a goal.

You only have 20 seconds to clear the ball past midfield to the attacking side, to your opponent's side.

Smaller horn sounds when the shot clock expires and you reset with a shot taken that is saved by goalie or hits the frame of the goal.

If stalling is called, the shot clock is reduced to 30 seconds.

So if you're just buying time because, you know, you want to win and you're already up by a lot, they'll be like, all right, less time.

Sure.

Yeah, no, of course.

Hey, uh, w- they've gotta tighten up the shot clock as well.

Yes.

Well, and this is another one the AFL is gonna have to look at, and I think they might be forced into, uh, making a change next season on this.

Patrick Voss, in the last minute of the game, takes a mark, uses his 30 seconds on the shot clock-

Yes

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but realizes that that's now just a shot clock to start your run-up.

You can't choke that much time.

on a shot clock at the end of a game just because you're taking your 25 before you start walking in.

I mean, it'll get farcical soon.

Players will start running back 30 metres and then start with these tiniest little Peter Bell footsteps and choke 30, 40 seconds.

There's nothing the umpire can do.

So what's the official rule? Is it from the time you kick it or the time you start your approach? You've got to have started your approach within the 30 seconds on the shot clock.

As soon as it hits 30

seconds, just go play on.

Cause then people love you more when here, once you get, I mean, like you, once you win a national championship, the bar is up here, you know, and that's the thing, but you know what, you guys are competitors and you like that and you try to grow and stuff like that.

So we do a thing called the shot clock.

It's very kind of easy, painless, kind of makes you look at your life and there's no right or wrong answers.

If it's a one-word answer, have at it.

oh no no idea no idea

yeah that's that that's that's awesome that's a really good story All right.

Last question for the shot clock.

They're making a Hollywood movie about your life.

And then I heard you laughing and I switched back over to this tab.

And I'm like, oh, he put a shot clock up.

Phil or Shane, you know, in all seriousness, in all seriousness, though, when you went to training camp, I think it's me and Hogue talked about this.

What a good last year.

So I'm over the moon for this team.

over the moon and um i over the moon and after dark here on uh the chco bears podcast adam rank here in the first edition of you can't handle the truth excited for uh more of these to come for the rest of the year so we'll catch you here soon and we'll get back to phil and shane and more bears talk next shout out to adam rank uh where's

that shot clock

Where is that? Where is that? Hey, the floor.

... that we spent the three hours we sat there.

I'm ... [laughs] So I'll explain this quickly 'cause it'll, it'll eat up a lot of Shot Clock to, to do it.

Otte up two sets, starts cramping, does the cramp walk where he can't...

Well, I mean, he's definitely cramping.

Like, you just don't do that.

Um, legs go, hand goes.

He starts, you know, run- like, like, kind of most people would, like he starts running Shot Clock.

He starts, you know, taking time here, time there, calling the trainer, you know, convincing the trainer, not dissimilar to what Carlos did in Australia-