In an NBA game, can a losing team of a 10 point deficit get 10 points in 10-15 seconds?

[WilliamPamer446]

[Anonymous]

It is highly unlikely for a team to make up a 10 point deficit in just 10-15 seconds in an NBA game. While it is possible to score quickly in basketball, it would require the losing team to make several consecutive baskets while also preventing the opposing team from scoring. Additionally, the clock stops during timeouts, fouls, and other game stoppages, which can slow down the pace of the game and make it more difficult to score quickly. While comebacks from large deficits have happened in the past, they are rare and typically require more time than just 10-15 seconds.

[WhiteSteve]

Highly unlikely, but technically it’s probably possible. Hit a three, immediately foul the other team, hope they miss both free throws, then do that two more times, and one out of the three times, you’d have to get fouled on the three-point shot and get an additional foul shot. The threes would probably have to be almost full court shots, too, there wouldn’t be many seconds to waste being the ball upcourt.

[slatyb]

Extremely unlikely.

[BarryLiverstone]

Sure