To time out or not to time out?

That is the question next on Postcast.

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If you just tuning in, the Brian James misses a step back three over, I believe, Walker Kessler, with about 11 seconds left.

The rebound comes down to the jazz.

Will Hardy offset that moment to not call a timeout.

Sexton bullets into the front court.

Nothing materializes.

He veers to the left.

He actually even starts to look like he's veering back.

Will Hardy with a clipboard in his right hand, sprints to the half court, calls timeout.

Simultaneously, Colin Sexton turns the corner and may or may not have made it to the basket.

Who knows, the whistle had blown.

Anthony Davis may have stopped.

And then the jazz inbound with now only 2.1 seconds left and cannot get a shot off of the

inbound and they lose it 105 104 and the question is should will hardy have called a

timeout at the 11 second mark and should have will hardly called a time out when

colin sexton veered out of it i think they're actually two different debates i always like

one of my prides in basketball as well as in politics and everything else in life,

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