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Running Clock in HS Basketball?

mcpapa
in KY Boys Basketball (High School)

Should there be a running clock in high school basketball games? 44 members have voted

  1. 1. Should there be a running clock in high school basketball games?

    • Yes
      25%
      11
    • No
      65%
      29
    • Undecided
      9%
      4

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100% NO :thumb:

Sorry but would someone explain a running clock to me. I am not a football fan so I dont know what it fully means.

Sorry but would someone explain a running clock to me. I am not a football fan so I dont know what it fully means.

In football, after a 45 point lead is achieved, the clock will run in the second half only. By running, it will run continuously, except for injuries and timeouts.

Oh okay I got ya. And I guess I am one of those againest the idea as well. I see how it would be merciful to another team but I dont believe in handicapping the game in any way to help a team out. I just like talent vs talent and nothing in between interupting that.

In football, after a 45 point lead is achieved, the clock will run in the second half only. By running, it will run continuously, except for injuries and timeouts.
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