Maybe someone that's seen a lot of college basketball games knows.>

How often does the team needing a FG to tie or win with (2 seconds>left) score after a time-out and the ball on the other end. Have>there been similar plays.>

This play is probably more succesful in the NBA in which a full>time-out moves the ball to half-court.

There was one play in the past 20 years -- think it was Georgia Tech>or Florida State?? -- in which, with 2 or 3 seconds left, the ball>was in-bounded just over the end line and the guy "hook" shot it the>length of the court and it went in.

With 0.6 seconds left in overtime, Jordan Snipes of Guilford College> rebounded the other team's missed free throw, wheeled around and> heaved the ball the full length of the court.

Wow. Does one have to be quite strong to make a 90 foot shot? I> think the farthest shot I've made (or made rim contact) was near> half-court while running to get momentum.

I remember the NCAA semi-final game in '57 UNC vs Michigan St. At the >end of regulation, one of the Carolina players took a shot which missed >and a MSU player took the rebound, turned around and threw it the length >of the court for a basket, but the refs ruled that it occurred after the buzzer.

Wow. Does one have to be quite strong to make a 90 foot shot? I>think the farthest shot I've made (or made rim contact) was near>half-court while running to get momentum.