Shot clock in Tennessee?

[WestTNHoopsFan]

14 hours ago, OldSportsGuy said:

From the old sports guy, we all gotta be willing Tom hangs and I am but just don’t see the benefits outweighing the coast on this one. 

Welcome back. I am assuming you are saying willing to change and you are right. We gotta be willing to change. You also may be right about the benefits and coast.

[OldSportsGuy]

2 hours ago, WestTNHoopsFan said:

Welcome back. I am assuming you are saying willing to change and you are right. We gotta be willing to change. You also may be right about the benefits and coast.

Yes you assume correctly! 

[panther14]

On 3/24/2022 at 11:30 AM, MichaelMyers76 said:

Best post here in a long time.

AMEN!

 

[bobcatfan#1]

No. It takes away an option. A very good defensive team can upset a better team. Who wants to see a bunch of games with no suspense with the winners winning by 30 and 40 points...boring.

 

[threeball]

I'm not in favor of the shot clock... for the reason of I don't believe it's needed or will improve the high school game.  That being said, it is a misconception that adding a shot clock will improve scoring and pace. I see the value in defense more than offense... Also, ,states that have implemented the shot clock, data shows that their points per game averages have decreased... not increased as one would think.  

 

Again, it's not NEEDED... it may be WANTED... but not NEEDED.  Changes in the rules should be for safety and consistency in fair play.