For the record the rules on shot clock issues like this, are exactly the same between NCAA-W and NCAA-M basketball.

A held ball does not reset or change the shot clock setting (you do not reset the shot clock for kick balls anymore as an example). The time would stay the same even if it is one second left.

Peace

Depends on whether there was team control at the time of the held ball, Juulie. If there was team control and the arrow favors the team that had control, then no reset. If there is no team control (for instance, after a try that fails to hit the rim), then there is a reset.

2-14-6c covers the general case -- which is to reset on any held ball.
2-14-7e covers the exception -- which is not to reset when there is team control.

Probably not the best example to pick since the shot clock does reset to 15 on a kicked ball if it was below that.
You might consider clarifying this post as people could well confuse what you are saying since the kick rule doesn't follow what is in blue.

Technically (as it was explained to me), the shot clock is not reset on a kick ball. If the shot clock is under 15, then it is set to 15. Apparently, "reset" implies set to its original position. That's what I was told. Just passing it along.

That's why the kick comment was in parentheses. :)

Hey, Shorty get back into your squirrel hole before I get Dan to pick on your spelling. :)

Ooooooo, Nevada, that's a low blow!

Was my aim low enough to hit the target? :D

AAAACCCCCKKKKK!!!!! :eek:

I can only console myself by noting that you placed your comma incorrectly!!! LOL!! :p

I apologize that people cannot read the rulebook to understand the example I gave. ;)

Peace