Shot clocks

[chseagle]

Washington State has 30 sec. Shot Clock for Girls', 35 sec. Shot Clock for Boys'.

[rockchalk jhawk]

I think I've heard that MN has them, but that is only hearsay.

[doubleringer]

None in Iowa, but I'd love to see it happen. As I understand it, the large school girls coaches have brought up the idea, but it hasn't gotten anywhere yet. Maybe it'll be experimental for non-conference games in the near future. We can only hope.

[chartrusepengui]

Not in WI

[Adam]

Not in CO.

[M&M Guy]

None in IL.

[Adam]

The only ones I know of are CA, WA, and NY.

[Nevadaref]

There are only about eight overall which employ the shot clock.

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

The only ones I know of are CA, WA, and NY.

You can add MA, MD (girls), and one of the Dakotas (I can't recall which).

I can tell you for sure that NV does not use it.

[bainsey]

According to this USA today article:

State high school associations that allow a shot clock in basketball

State: Boys, Girls
California: 35 seconds, 30 seconds
Maryland: none, 30 seconds
Massachusetts: 30 seconds, 30 seconds
New York: 35 seconds, 30 seconds
North Dakota: 35 seconds, 30 seconds
Rhode Island: 35 seconds, 30 seconds
South Dakota: 35 seconds, 35 seconds
Washington: 35 seconds, 30 seconds

[luvernebbref]

Originally Posted by rockchalk jhawk

I think I've heard that MN has them, but that is only hearsay.

MN can only use them in non-conference games if both teams agree. They are not used in tournament play.

[BillyMac]

None in Connecticut, except for prep schools that use a hybrid version of NFHS/NCAA rules, and then, only for varsity games, not for subvarsity games.

[constable]

Shot clocks are a great addition to the game. Since I've started doing FIBA rules this year it is a much smoother flowing game than FED games.