Shot Clock Reset

[rbruno]

NFHS game. Ball is released by Team A just before the shot clock expires. My partner as trail blows a shot clock violation just as the ball hits the rim and the horn goes off (he said he didn't see it hit the rim). I clearly see the ball hit the rim as does team A's coach on that side of the court. I blow it dead and reset the clock and give the ball to the team I thought had the ball (Team B) when the horn blew. Did we administer this correctly and would it have been different if Team A had the ball or if no one had control etc.?

[Raymond]

The whistle blew while there was no team control and the try was unsuccessful, so you should have gone to the AP arrow.


Side note: What rule set? There are no shot clock rules in the NFHS rule book. In this case it doesn't matter, but in other scenarios the answer could depend on what rule set has been adopted for the shot clock by a particular state.

[bob jenkins]

I'm a little confused on the timing of the horn / whistle / possession, but if one team had the ball when the ball became dead, then that team keeps the ball. If neither team had the ball, then go to the arrow.

[deecee]

from your timeline this should have been an AP throw in. A good lesson in patient whistles when dealing with a SC.

Raymond (I inadvertently responded to the wrong person), for the record, California and NY have SC's.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by deecee

Bob, for the record, California and NY have SC's.

He knows. About seven other states use a shot clock as well.

[deecee]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

He knows. About seven other states use a shot clock as well.

I fixed the response, it was for raymond.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by deecee

I fixed the response, it was for raymond.

I know that. What is not stated is and what my side note was about is the rule set being used for the shot clock. Do those 7-9 states all use the same rules in regards to the shot clock?

[deecee]

Originally Posted by Raymond

I know that. What is not stated is and what my side note was about is the rule set being used for the shot clock. Do those 7-9 states all use the same rules in regards to the shot clock?

I know Cali and NY just mostly mirror NCAA. I would assume the other states do as well to keep things simple.