Least amount of time to get shot off?

[fr0ob]

Hi, just curious what is the least amount of time on the clock to get a shot off for a buzzer beater with the fastest release possible(Ray Allen's maybe?). I was thinking maybe .4? And if anyone knows what's the least amount for an ally oop also at the buzzer. Damn Hedo Turkoglu couldn't even get a shot off with one second to go .

[qpc123]

Quote: Originally Posted by fr0ob

Hi, just curious what is the least amount of time on the clock to get a shot off for a buzzer beater with the fastest release possible(Ray Allen's maybe?). I was thinking maybe .4? And if anyone knows what's the least amount for an ally oop also at the buzzer. Damn Hedo Turkoglu couldn't even get a shot off with one second to go .

0.3 seconds is most frequent number I hear in terms of being able to "catch and shoot". As far as alley-oops go for it occur in less than 0.3 seconds it would most likely have to be a tip-in and not a regular catch and finish.

[fr0ob]

Quote: Originally Posted by qpc123

0.3 seconds is most frequent number I hear in terms of being able to "catch and shoot". As far as alley-oops go for it occur in less than 0.3 seconds it would most likely have to be a tip-in and not a regular catch and finish.

Can a tip-in be done in this game like that?

[D-MAC©®]

Shawn Marion's alien/release is pretty damn quick IMO.
It looks like he flicks it from his chest. LOL

[blarg.]

Quote: Originally Posted by fr0ob

Can a tip-in be done in this game like that?

i believe so. i saw someones youtube clip of him getting an alley-oop from an inbounds play

[Jerry Brockmeier]

Well, apparently it's 0.2 seconds.
Just happened

I can't post a link here yet
But do a you tube search for Utah Jazz Trevor Booker Crazy shot.

January 9th 2015 Jazz Vs. Thunder