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Does High School Need a 45 second shot clock?

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As a former player at both levels, I have a waivering opinion on the shot clock in HS ball. As most have said it won't come into play the majority of the time, but as a practice tool it could be very beneficial to some teams. The time limit emphasizes the need for a good open look at the basket and forces players to be scanning the floor for TEAMMATES who may have a better shot than them. With guys having to practice under pressure situations, it makes them smarter players in game situations.

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I don't like stall ball, but I'm against a shot clock anyway.

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