AOL

High school basketball shot clock: Which states have it, which states don't? Why?

While the shot clock has officially arrived in most U.S. states for high school basketball, a few remain holdouts. According to the NFHS, 32 states used a shot clock in some fashion for the 2025-26 season. That number will continue to rise for 2026-27, as ...
Columbus Dispatch

High school basketball coaches submit shot clock proposal to OHSAA

The Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association has proposed a 35-second shot clock for varsity basketball. If approved, the shot clock would be optional for the 2027-28 season and fully implemented in 2028-29. A shot clock is one step closer to coming ...
The Cincinnati Enquirer

Shot clock or not? Bringing it to OHSAA basketball isn't likely soon

The Ohio High School Athletic Association is not ready to approve a shot clock for high school basketball. A coaches association proposal recommends a 35-second shot clock be implemented by the 2028-29 season. Proponents argue a shot clock improves game ...
The Indianapolis Star

Does high school basketball need a shot clock? Maybe. But don't use 4A finals as reason

Crown Point's stall tactic in the Class 4A state championship game sparked online debate. Mt. Vernon's players felt the tactic worked in their favor, allowing them to rest and gain a mental edge. The incident has renewed calls for a shot clock in Indiana ...
FOX59 News

IHSAA debating addition of shot clock for varsity basketball games

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana High School Athletic Association is mulling new shot clock rules for varsity basketball games. According to IHSAA Executive Committee meeting minutes, members of the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association (IBCA) have presented ...