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Originally Posted by jpgc99
I agree, and I sometimes find myself using this same mechanic.
However, the bigger problem I have with shot clock operators is when they reset the shot clock when they shouldn't. For example, a momentary loss of player control, but Team B never gains control. When a Team A player regains control, I hate looking back up at the clock and seeing they have reset it.
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That type of play is when such a signal (but don't we already have one? The "finger swirl?") might come in handy -- tell the shot-clock operator not to reset during scrambles until he sees us signal. But I've never had a shot clock operator not know to start it after a basket. Sure, they sometimes forget, but having a signal everytime isn't going to help that.
Do they still teach this? NCAAM or NCAAW or both? It's never come up in any of the camps I've been to.
We do start it in the last minute of the game, of course -- and maybe some just carry that throughout.