The second one came with the shot clock running out.

He said his players didn't use enough of the shot clock.

At one time before the shot clock, maybe this was true.

The shot clock was for the first time in the events history.

You might get a guy who says it’s time for a shot clock.

No one knows when they might see the ball and how much time will be left on the shot clock.

They can also choose to turn the shot clock off.

In this way we will be sure everyone is reading the current shot clock rules.

Each time, the shot clock was down to two seconds.

Two came with 18 seconds left on the shot clock.

You take more difficult shots with less time on the shot clock.

They often did it in the final seconds of the shot clock, too.

The only thing I can think of is having a shot clock, because it's killing the game.

You can't tell them to run the shot clock down and feel sorry for that team over there.

Use up any small segment of the 35-second shot clock?

No shot clock is not doing high school kids any favors.

That game took place before the implementation of the shot clock.

The 76ers couldn't believe it went in, just beating the shot clock.

The game is also notable as the last played without a shot clock.

Davidson had run the shot clock almost all the way down, looking for something.

"But the shot clock was winding down, and I wanted to make sure we got something off."

Tim Thomas did not see the need to take time off the shot clock with a 6-point lead.

Each basket they made toward the end of the shot clock felt like one million points because you're just standing around.

Would reducing the shot clock impact the quality of play?

It is worse than college basketball before the shot clock.