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Old Wed Jul 28, 2021, 07:55am
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Do The Math ...

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Originally Posted by BillyMac View Post
Of course, this could mean to do the math in your head and to use the shot clock instead of a visual count. Control occurs two seconds after touch? Call the ten second violation with 23 on the shot clock.
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That would be a 10-second violation at 18, not 23.
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NFHS Shot Clock Guidelines: In accordance with Rule 2-14, each state association may adopt a procedure by which it implements a 35-second shot clock ...
I've got a Pickett Model N-500-ES Trig All Metal Slide Rule and I know how to use it.

35-2-10=23
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