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Shot Clock?

Shot Clock 61 members have voted

  1. 1. Does KHSAA need it?

    • Yes
      49%
      30
    • No
      50%
      31

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1 hour ago, 4 Quarters said:

Again, how many HS games did you attend this season?

Enough.

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  • DragonFire
    DragonFire

    You’ve enumerated the reasons IMO it will never happen. I disagree that it is needed. If you don’t want the other team to hold the ball, force them not to. I’ve said it many, many times - it is not ea

  • Many, many reasons.     No shot clock is often what keeps the have-nots (from a talent perspective) in the game.  A shot clock will undoubtedly separate the haves from the have-nots even furthe

  • PurplePride92
    PurplePride92

    No.  No. No.  A shot clock is not needed and never will be needed at the high school level.     Forget the logistics of it involving money, volunteers and referees having to be retrained.

Definitely is needed, long overdue.

15 minutes ago, nikeman49 said:

Definitely is needed, long overdue.

Be sure to contact your local athletic director and volunteer to run the shot clock for girls and boys varsity, JV, and freshman. Oh yeah, we'll need to introduce the shot clock in middle school too. I'm being obnoxious I know.....but staffing will be even more difficult than paying for it. This will also just be one more opportunity for parents and other fans to go nuts lol.

1 hour ago, TheDeuce said:

Enough.

Ok. I'll assume zero.

2 minutes ago, 4 Quarters said:

Ok. I'll assume zero.

Why? Because I disagree with you?

7 minutes ago, TheDeuce said:

Why? Because I disagree with you?

It has nothing to do with agreeing or disagreeing.  Just wondering what you're forming your opinion on.

31 minutes ago, 4 Quarters said:

It has nothing to do with agreeing or disagreeing.  Just wondering what you're forming your opinion on.

My opinion is that I don’t think it is NEEDED, but that it also wouldn’t harm the game if implemented. You’ve said teams don’t hold the ball 30-40 seconds very often, which only validates my opinion that it wouldn’t harm the game. I’m not sure you know what point you’re arguing. 

14 minutes ago, TheDeuce said:

My opinion is that I don’t think it is NEEDED, but that it also wouldn’t harm the game if implemented. You’ve said teams don’t hold the ball 30-40 seconds very often, which only validates my opinion that it wouldn’t harm the game. I’m not sure you know what point you’re arguing. 

Case closed.

As someone who's worked the game clock many, many times, I always say it's both the easiest and hardest thing to do, at the same time.  It's super easy - you literally have one job, and that's to flip a toggle to start the clock or to stop it.  A monkey could do it.  It's also super hard - it's very easy to just become engrossed in what's happening on the court and forget to flip the button.  Egg on face, I've done it plenty of times.  Once, had an opposing AAU coach literally want to fight me, he was so convinced I was trying to cheat his team (by not starting the clock when my team inbounded the ball with only a handful of seconds left - reasonable assumption I guess, but it was kind of out in the open.  If I was going to cheat, I'd try to be a little more slick!).

Anyway, point is, I can't imagine trying to manually re-start a shot clock every possession. But then, maybe most folks don't daydream like I apparently do.......

12 minutes ago, 4 Quarters said:

Case closed.

Sorry for using your own logic against you. 

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14 minutes ago, Mojocat said:

Anyway, point is, I can't imagine trying to manually re-start a shot clock every possession. But then, maybe most folks don't daydream like I apparently do.......

I believe (no I am not sure) that it is just a simple button on a single little controller. I am not 100% sure on that though. 

57 minutes ago, Mojocat said:

Anyway, point is, I can't imagine trying to manually re-start a shot clock every possession. But then, maybe most folks don't daydream like I apparently do.......

 

42 minutes ago, Adrian Woj Burner said:

I believe (no I am not sure) that it is just a simple button on a single little controller. I am not 100% sure on that though. 

Are we resetting the full length of the clock on every offensive rebound? 

I mean, give me the proposal before I draw conclusions. Not you two in particular, just wanted to give credit to the inspiration. 
 

I went back and looked at MY comments on the two most recent threads on the subject and saw a shift from adamantly opposed, to finding myself almost arguing in favor of it. Either way, unless this is funded by KHSAA/NFHS fully, I will remain opposed. Admittedly, I don’t think it would seriously alter most games a ton. 

10 hours ago, Adrian Woj Burner said:

I believe (no I am not sure) that it is just a simple button on a single little controller. I am not 100% sure on that though. 

Wouldn't there be some judgement involved occasionally as high schools do not use replay?  (Sorry, didn't mean to open that can of worms lol.)

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10 hours ago, SnottieDrippen said:

Either way, unless this is funded by KHSAA/NFHS fully, I will remain opposed.

YES, I believe this would be the only way to get everyone on board. 

15 hours ago, mcpapa said:

You said it better than me.  I see enough crappy shots already. 

Lol.  Your post covered all of the other things I had to say.  We make a great team. ??

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