The shot clock allows those guys to just play the game.” “Any time we’re in that situation, I tend to have a conversation with the other coach,” Gick said.

Seventeen states and the District of Columbia use shot clocks in some or all high school games, and two more plan to use them starting next season. ... “We have to play with a shot clock.

The National Federation of State High School Associations says 31 states and Washington, D.C., will use shot clocks in some capacity by the start of the 2026-27 season. Others are studying it.

The OSSAA voted 11-3 for Classes 6A, 5A, 4A and 3A to use shot clocks during the regular season and playoffs starting in the 2026-27 school year. Shot clocks also were approved for experimental ...

The introduction of a shot clock to high school basketball has become increasingly popular in the past several years. But it hasn’t always come without hiccups. Gary Rath, the boys basketball ...

Some area high school teams have already used a shot clock, as well. Brown noted that the FABC Live Period Basketball Showcase, which is held in the summer each year, uses a shot clock, and a good ...

While Thomas MacLaren athletic director Chrissy Steigerwald said her 3A school can purchase a set of shot clocks for $2,500 – though prices can be as high as $5,000 – finding a way to install ...

Why some coaches want a shot clock in Missouri high school basketball Several Springfield area early-season tournaments have used them, such as the Republic Invitational and the Arvest Classic.

In a move to speed the pace of play and, for girls, to also possibly cut injuries, shot clocks will be used in NY in high school lacrosse. House passes Trump's mega bill, securing a big win for ...

He said when his teams play with a clock, his opponents get about 60 possessions per game. When the team returns to play ...