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Confused ...
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Originally Posted by Raymond
The NFHS is not a stellar rules-writing organization, there would be a lot of confusion ...
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The NFHS has already demonstrated their confusion by contradictory rules regarding ten second violations. The NFHS shot clock rule says to use the shot clock to time ten seconds (starts on a touch, with no visual count), yet the NFHS rule regarding ten second violations "still" says to start ten seconds on control, apparently leaving the "final" decision up to each individual state as to how to properly handle this apparent contradiction, especially when an inbounds pass in the backcourt is defected around like a ping pong ball before control, and/or when the shot clock is turned off with less than 35 seconds in the period (visual count).
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Last edited by BillyMac; Sat Dec 04, 2021 at 11:46am.
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