5 second call in the backcourt

[IREFU2]

Most girls games in AAU use NCAA-W rules and mechanics. So, if it was a held ball, within 3 feet, then thats probably what he was doing.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by IREFU2

Most girls games in AAU use NCAA-W rules and mechanics. So, if it was a held ball, within 3 feet, then thats probably what he was doing.

Really? Haven't done AAU in a couple of years, but I've only seen them use NFHS rules.

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Really? Haven't done AAU in a couple of years, but I've only seen them use NFHS rules.

All AAU girls games are supposed to be played under NCAA-W rules. Many do not because they do not have shot clocks available. But if you go to any type of national qualifier or national chanmpionship: NCAA-W rules.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

All AAU girls games are supposed to be played under NCAA-W rules. Many do not because they do not have shot clocks available. But if you go to any type of national qualifier or national chanmpionship: NCAA-W rules.

And since only eight states have shot clocks for their HS games, it is likely that this rule isn't enforced more often than it is used.
The options available to the AAU tournament are: play without the shot clock, get shot clocks from a nearby facility, playing at a local college gym which has them, or bring in a bunch of them.