With 26 seconds remaining, Norris had the ball at the top of the key, dribbling, likely looking to set up billion-point-scorer Kiki Vandeweghe. But Dallas overplayed Vandeweghe and Norris was left with no option but to dribble drive. The play featured Clyde Drexler driving, a much better option off the bounce than Norris. With the clock ticking like a tyrant, Clyde took the only option he had: dishing the ball to Norris along the baseline for a semi-covered 10-footer. As every analytics guru in the industry prepared to gouge their eyeballs out with Bic pens, Norris rose, launched, and then this…