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What do you mean by fewer opportunities for the clock to start at the snap? Long times between downs when the clock may not be running?
The 40 second clock was adopted as a way to make the timing between downs more consistent. It actually matches a good pace between the previous play being over and the RFP being blown in under only the 25 second clock.
Add in to that, in NCAA the clock starts on the ready in more situations outside of 2 minutes left in the half. The big one being runners running out of bounds.
Subtract TV timeouts from the college games and I wouldn't be surprised to see timing similar to that of what we have for HS games now.
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