Clark Kent A friend and I were chatting about high school basketball and he said that he thought our state (Utah) was one of the few around the nation that didn't have shot clocks. I disagreed with him and said that probably only some five to ten states have them. So I ask all you out there who work in the other states!
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.
luvernebbref rockchalk jhawk wroteI 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.
Nevadaref There are only about eight overall which employ the shot clock. Snaqwells wroteThe 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.
Jfpdi NY 30 second for girls, 35 for boys at the varsity and JV level. NY we also use NCAA rules for girls games with some modifications and NFHS Rules for boys.