Shot Clock

[NCSeagle]

hey john you are a band geek....go worry about your drumline and halftime show

[khopkins]

NCSeagle, I was a band geek. What do you think about that? But, that being the case, you know I can still put you in your place any day of the week.

 

Shot clock? I'd like to see it only for the the fact that it would prepare HS players for the next level. However, I believe the shot clock should be 60 seconds. They are still learning and need more time to develop good shot selection. It would also allow a team that is up to be able to play smart basketball down the stretch.

 

Reality is ($$$$$) most schools can't afford the added responsibility of putting in a shot clock, so I don't expect this to happen.

[basketballisbest]

I would hate to see a shot clock. It takes away from the creativity of coaching. By having no shot clock, teams are able to use whatever is their strength to compete. Shot clocks will speed up the game and result in more points, but less real basketball.

[Bulldog9]

yes i think shotclocks are needed in highschool basketball it's so boring watching a team just hold the ball i've seen it happen many times and the best team usually dont win it's cheap i think they should have a 30 second shotclock.....

[Pantherbert]

yes i think shotclocks are needed in highschool basketball it's so boring watching a team just hold the ball

I'm sorry but I have little sympathy for this situation. Teams can't hold the ball like that if the defense comes out far enough to start a five count. Play some defense

 

 

 

 

Man, this thread is like a bad cold...it just seems to never go away