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[ilyazhito]

Originally Posted by Raymond

All that stuff you listed are reasons why I'm glad my state has not gone to a shot clock for HS. The NFHS is not a stellar rules-writing organization, there would be a lot of confusion; that's not even taking into consideration the competency of table crews or rules discipline of fellow officials.

You're right. However, the most likely possibility is that the ball will have frontcourt status following the throw-in, hence the reduced shot clock time. This is why NBA and FIBA do not allow a throw-in from the frontcourt to enter the backcourt until the last 2 minutes of the 4th quarter and the last 2 minutes of overtime, even though the ball technically does not have frontcourt status.