Since there seems to be nothing exciting in the world of sports right now, we’re forced to watch early regular season basketball. (I know, I’m sure its tough for you to drag yourself away from the Larry Johnson saga…I think he’s due for another F-bomb on Twitter pretty soon so don’t worry).

The Denver Nuggets seemed to have this game all locked up. Chauncey Billups was at the line up 1 with .6 seconds left. He opted to miss the second free throw and the Bulls grabbed the rebound and called timeout. With .3 seconds they needed a miracle….and Brad Miller delivered. Catching and shooting right away from just inside the 3 point line. It was ruled good on the court but those pesky refs decided to overturn.

And really, can someone explain this to me. How the hell can you rebound a basketball, call a timeout, inbound the ball, catch it, and shoot it all within .6 seconds of each other?

I believe that defies the theory of relativity or Pythagoras or something. I don’t know, I’m not a science guy