Referee on duty: In the end, Brown’s three-pointer is a combination of players and players, and it is correct not to call a foul

January 13 News In today’s game, the Lone Ranger beat the Lakers 119-115
.

After the game, the on-duty referee Josh-Tiven talked about the problem that Troy Brown was not fouled for a three-pointer at the end of regular time in an interview.

Question: Why was Troy Brown’s three-pointer not whistled?

A: Because when Tim Hardaway Jr. jumped out to defend the three, he did touch the ball and there was one-hand contact.

This is in line with the rules, and it is correct not to call fouls.