Phantom: Courtney Lee Sinks Incredible Alley-Oop Layup at Buzzer

Check out Courtney Lee's amazing reverse alley-oop layup finish as the Grizzlies beat the Kings at the buzzer.

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[rps]

They show it from behind the backboard so people don't notice how late the clock started lol.

[ripchudd]

Didn't he miss an easier buzzer beating layup in the finals when he played for Orlando?

[inadversityblkops]

you cannot possibly get a layup like that in 0.4 seconds even if youre in the air

im glad the kings have protested this game

[navmaini]

If derek fisher can hit a SHOT with .3 left, .3 is ENOUGH time for an OOP

[morebrosis]

It was tipped. As you can see, after carter inbounded the ball, Hollin's muscles had a reflex that is exactly the same reflex as if he tipped the ball. If you didn't tip the ball, it would not make that reflex.

[Andyprg]

That ball was first touched by Hollins! Look at the spin of the ball has after its been relesed from Vince hands and compare it to what you can see in the next seconds...

[joshfleming]

If Ryan Hollins tipped it, why would he not be going crazy yelling at the refs that he touched it? Instead he just looks in disbelief and just throws his hands up at his teammates after the play. It's only afterwards he claims to have tipped it. I'm just saying, only Hollins knows. He would have felt it and he acted as if he didn't touch it and was just devastated at the end of the play.

[joshfleming]

Furthermore, it was obviously Hollins' job to tip that ball somehow, someway... That's all he had on his mind. And he doesn't even exclaim that he touched it at the end of the play at all.

[melobiggs]

0.3 seconds no way he could have got that layup off once he touches it time should expires

[DomingoRodriguez]

If he tipped it the ball would have been spinning the other way lol the spin is going against the direction that he "tipped" it

[jrramos]

Still don't understand how he had the time to do a reverse layup in 0.3 seconds..

[roshanprebensen]

BALL WAS TOUCHED BY HOLLINS!!! CLOCKED SHOULD'VE STARTED AND THE GAME IS OVER!!! USE THE SO CALLED "STATE OF THE ART" REPLAY SYSTEM GODDAMNIT!!! 

[Strausse]

Clearly tipped, can be seen from the ball's spin and trajectory.

[tripled]

But when he needed to sink a simpler layup in the finals he choked LOL

[Strikerage]

No way that was tipped. But the clock still never started on time. Fail.