Basketball game ends, 2-0

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by NormanDale

North Dakota uses a shot clock, plays 18 minute halves. I believe MN is also playing halves now instead of quarters. North Dakota had a shot clock in the large schools, I believe all schools play with it now.

Yes, its an expense and 1 more person to have to pay at the table, but with time, schools found a way to do it.

How many large schools can North Dakota have, 10 or 11?

[Rich]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

How many large schools can North Dakota have, 10 or 11?

Depends how you define large, too.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Rich

Depends how you define large, too.

Having lived in Grand Forks as a child, and Minot as an adult, I know there cannot be many LARGE schools in the state. However, I know at one time North Dakota had the most millionaires per capita, so maybe they kicked in some funds.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by Rich

Depends how you define large, too.

I've always considered the HS I attended in the Chicago area as a "large" school. We had over 4000 students. There were 712 in my graduating class and I was the youngest of the 712. We're having our classes' 50th reunion this summer.

[paulsonj72]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

How many large schools can North Dakota have, 10 or 11?

Not sure what the enrollment cutoff is but 21 schools play Class A basketball. To get an 8 team state tourney they have an east regional and a west regional tournament where the top 4 finishers qualify for the state tournament.