Inbounding Ball Question

[ODog]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

... the shot clock starts on the first touch by ANY inbounds player (offense or defense).

Hmmm, perhaps that is an NCAA thing? That was never my understanding for HS. I thought the shot clock starts when player control is established inbounds?

Or is the "team control" element on throw-ins (which was added strictly for the purpose of administering FTs, no?) extended to shot clock provisions as well?

[SNIPERBBB]

Originally Posted by ODog

Hmmm, perhaps that is an NCAA thing? That was never my understanding for HS. I thought the shot clock starts when player control is established inbounds?

Or is the "team control" element on throw-ins (which was added strictly for the purpose of administering FTs, no?) extended to shot clock provisions as well?

Of course it's an NCAA thing, NFHS rule set does not have a shot clock.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by ODog

Hmmm, perhaps that is an NCAA thing? That was never my understanding for HS. I thought the shot clock starts when player control is established inbounds?

Or is the "team control" element on throw-ins (which was added strictly for the purpose of administering FTs, no?) extended to shot clock provisions as well?

Which high school rules have you seen in regards to the shot clock?

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Which high school rules have you seen in regards to the shot clock?

The CIF (California high school rules modifications).