Ten Seconds ...

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Unless your state has a different policy ...

JRutledge is correct.

It appears that the NFHS has decided to relegate the minutiae of shot clock rules to the individual states.

2021-22 NFHS Basketball Comments On The Rules
… decisions will need to be addressed within each of the states … many other rules considerations that will need to be reviewed regarding full and partial resets …

2022-23 NFHS Basketball Rule Changes
… shot clock guidelines were simplified to suggest a full reset of the shot clock after a ball is intentionally kicked or fisted. However, states may choose to institute a partial reset in these instances, if desired.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

JRutledge is correct.

It appears that the NFHS has decided to relegate the minutiae of shot clock rules to the individual states.

2021-22 NFHS Basketball Comments On The Rules
… decisions will need to be addressed within each of the states … many other rules considerations that will need to be reviewed regarding full and partial resets …

2022-23 NFHS Basketball Rule Changes
… shot clock guidelines were simplified to suggest a full reset of the shot clock after a ball is intentionally kicked or fisted. However, states may choose to institute a partial reset in these instances, if desired.

It is a state-adopted rule. The main thing is it is 35 seconds and I know of some states that have done little tweaks to parts of the rule like when resets happen or do not happen. Also, some states already had a shot clock so they were not following the NF changes anyway.

Peace