Denan Kemp

Once that warning is given, it's not the on-field official responsibility to count down the final 10 seconds, nor do they receive any communication from the bunker to assist with the shot clock timer.

Bunker officials did not prompt Sutton to relay that to Harris Tevita.

Only had five seconds.

Instead, he estimated how much time was left on the clock.

I've got to be honest, like, I don't mind the rule, you know, I guess not changes, but the 10-second countdown or whatever.

Like, I don't mind that if that was, like, being thrown up.

But I've got to say, like, I'm sorry, Warriors.

Like, the more I think about it and look –

Does it suck that he said five seconds is only three seconds?

Like for sure.

And I get all that.

But unfortunately, and a lot of people have disagreed and lit me up in the comment section on the snippet last night.

But unfortunately, I still at the core of everything, at the core of everything, the accountability needs to lie with the Warriors stadium for putting that ad up.

And on top of the fact that you cannot expect the ref to have an extra 30-second thing.

The bunker is the one that is timing it.

And he gave him a 10-second warning.

Like, I'm sorry, but two things.

The Warriors needed to not have – like that's been – the setup of watching the board has been the setup for, well, let's just say years.

They put the ad on there.

It's not –