Clock stops for six seconds at KU

Kyle Porter —  February 2, 2013 — 2 Comments

Watch the clock stop at 18.2 for six or seven seconds. I would be tossing electronic devices if it had affected the outcome of the game.

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Creator and editor of Pistols Firing. I love jump balls, Dana Holgorsen, and Kevin Durant 30-footers. I started all this.

2 responses to Clock stops for six seconds at KU

  1. Phill February 2, 2013 at 5:50 PM

    I noticed this as well. It’s amazing that Ford, the commentators and the refs all missed it.

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  2. mikeray February 3, 2013 at 6:54 PM

    I’m almost positive that that was an ESPN issue / glitch, not the KU clock operator.

    If you go back and re-watch it, when the clock starts again it runs MUCH faster than one second per real second, essentially catching up with real time. and if you get a stop watch out and compare the times, it’s pretty close to right on once it catches up.

    I was freaking out about it at first, though.

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