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Originally Posted by AremRed
Plus the shot clock kinda makes closely guarded irrelevant.
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I disagree with this. IMHO, which the rules committee doesn't share, the closely guarded -- when dribbling -- rule prevents one player from dribbling the ball for 25 seconds and trying every move in his arsenal in order to get a shot. I think that the closely guarded rule promotes team play, rather than allowing a possession to devolve into an extended one-on-one contest.
I much prefer the NFHS rule to the NCAA/NBA rule.