10 second count girls high school?

[BktBallRef]

My experience has been that some shot clock operators reset the clock when they shouldn't, such as when there's a held ball and Team A has the arrow.

Sometimes they don't reset it quickly enough when there's a change of possession, they don't reset it when the ball hits the rim or they even reset when the ball goes OOB.

The errors happen a lot more often than once or twice a season.

[chseagle]

When I do shot clock, I am always watching the ball very closely & in case on AP/OOB I pay close attention to the floor officials as to who will get the ball.

The once/twice is on average, for having to do resets due to errors.

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

My experience has been that some shot clock operators reset the clock when they shouldn't, such as when there's a held ball and Team A has the arrow.

Sometimes they don't reset it quickly enough when there's a change of possession, they don't reset it when the ball hits the rim or they even reset when the ball goes OOB.

The errors happen a lot more often than once or twice a season.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by chseagle

When I do shot clock, I am always watching the ball very closely & in case on AP/OOB I pay close attention to the floor actual officials as to who will get the ball.

The once/twice is on average, for having to do resets due to errors.

Not every school has an eagle-eyed shot clock operator though.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by chseagle

When I do shot clock, I am always watching the ball very closely & in case on AP/OOB I pay close attention to the floor officials as to who will get the ball.

The once/twice is on average, for having to do resets due to errors.

I'm not doubting you, but that makes you better than many of the JuCo / D-3 / NAIA tables around here.

[chseagle]

Now that's a scary thought

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

I'm not doubting you, but that makes you better than many of the JuCo / D-3 / NAIA tables around here.