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Originally posted by assignmentmaker
When a team loses control, the shot clock is going to be reset, is it not? When it runs again is another issue.
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Nope, Jeff. As Mark pointed out, team control is lost when a try is released. But if the try is an airball, there is no reset if control is re-gained by the offensive team.
The short version that I give my HS shot clock operators is as follows:
"There are only 4 times we reset the shot clock. 1) Any change of possession, that includes a made basket. 2) Any time the ball hits the rim
on a try. 3) Any foul. 4) A defensive violation, like a kick. That's it. That's the list."
Now, that's simplified, and it's not quite right b/c of the NCAA change in the kick rule's enforcement and NCAA T's that go to the POI. But even if I gave the absolutely correct list, you wouldn't find "loss of team control" on the list anywhere.