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Shot clock in high school games?

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Should there be a shot clock in high school?

 

I am interested in how people feel about a shot clock for high school basketball.

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I think they need one.

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Any perticular reason for not having a shot clock then?

Shelby Valley played in a tournament in New York this past season and a shot clock was used...

No. You have places that can't run a normal clock right, let alone a shot clock. There's nothing wrong with working the clock. Nothing.

45 seconds if they put one in.

 

Maybe I can live with that, but no less than 45 seconds!

No. You have places that can't run a normal clock right, let alone a shot clock. There's nothing wrong with working the clock. Nothing.

 

 

I agree here. It would be a nightmare in some gyms. The only fair way would be that every gym had the same type of clock run by an official. That ain't gonna happen. $$$$$$$$.

I agree, some places can't run regular clock and/or scoreboard.

I agree here. It would be a nightmare in some gyms. The only fair way would be that every gym had the same type of clock run by an official. That ain't gonna happen. $$$$$$$$.

 

 

I have to agree. Many programs are already financially challenged. This just adds costs for argueable benefit.

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