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Originally Posted by socalreff
This rule was not changed 2 years ago. CA has had the 30 sec. shot clock for girls to match the college game for at least 12 years and the boys have had the 35 sec. shot clock about 8 or 9 years. The thought in our state amongst CBOA and instructors, as well as coaches, is to prepare the high school players for the college game. Also, it would be a major struggle for lower level (f/jv) girls teams to advance the ball against pressure consistently. Just my 2 cents as a contributor to the process.
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I'm not a big shot clock guy for the high school game, but why not have a 10 sec. count anyway. I saw the NCAA W national chapionship game where Harding of Duke held the ball in the backcourt until the shot clock reached 10. How is this helping the game?? My question is this: on average how many 10 sec. call do you make a year?? My guess is probably less than 1 per game. So why not keep the game moving???