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Old Sat Mar 28, 2009, 09:11am
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Originally Posted by pizanno View Post
They don't state a reasoning, but it's likely because not all shot clocks operate the same (different manufacturers).
Bingo.

As an example, I've worked at two different D-I schools, each of which has the shot clock set to automatically turn off when there is less time on the game clock than on the shot clock. At one school, the shot clock turns off when there are 35.9 seconds on the clock, at another, it doesn't turn off until 35.0.
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