Shot Clock Reset or No Reset

[johnny d]

Yes, you are crazy, and lacking in rules knowledge.

[rockyroad]

A team has 30 seconds to get a shot off. Since neither team had control of the ball (TC ends on the shot attempt) the shot clock should not start until a team gains control of the rebound. So your partners were correct. To force a team to start with less than 30 seconds is a distinct disadvantage...had team A grabbed the rebound and then had it slapped oob by the defender, you might have 29 on the shot clock then.

[NCHSAA]

Originally Posted by johnny d

Yes, you are crazy, and lacking in rules knowledge.

Don't make me feel worse for doing it wrong for so many years....

[Scrapper1]

Section 11. Duties of Shot-Clock Operator
The shot-clock operator shall:

Art. 5. Start the shot clock when:
a An inbounds player legally touches the ball after the throw-in has been
released;
b. A team gains initial control after a jump ball or unsuccessful try for goal;
or
c. There is a change in team control.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by NCHSAA

Don't make me feel worse for doing it wrong for so many years....

Team Control ends when a try is released. Once the try hits the rim, the shot clock is reset, but it can't run until Team Control is reestablished.