The Indiana Basketball Coaches Association surveyed its membership, receiving 612 responses from its roughly 800 boys and girls coaches. Of those returning the surveys, 68% are in favor of a shot ...
The proposal recommends a 35-second shot clock with full implementation for the 2028-29 season. It requires OHSAA approval.
A shot clock will come to high school basketball eventually. But Class 4A state finals is poor example for reason to ...
Pennsylvania high school basketball games will have a shot clock beginning in the 2028-29 season after a unanimous vote by the PIAA Board of Directors on Wednesday. The adoption of a 35-second shot ...
Just 76 years after the NBA, 58 years after women’s college basketball and 43 years after men’s college basketball instituted a shot clock, the Pennsylvania Athletic Association will be doing so as ...
Crown Point could not hold off Mt. Vernon during the high school basketball state championship game in Indiana. The Bulldogs tried to exploit the lack of ...
The WIAA basketball postseason is underway without a shot clock again this year, something coaches are still seeking to ...
The Garden State, one of the nation's longest holdouts, could have a shot clock in place for the first time beginning in the 2027-28 season. Big changes could be on the horizon for high school sports ...
High school basketball across Pennsylvania will look very different in the coming years. The PIAA board of directors voted Wednesday afternoon to implement a shot clock for boys and girls basketball ...
A survey shows 68% of Indiana high school basketball coaches favor adding a 35-second shot clock. Concerns about the proposal include the cost of equipment and finding personnel to operate the clock.
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