How long is the college basketball shot clock?
NCAA basketball uses a 30-second shot clock for both men and women. In men’s basketball the clock resets to 20 seconds after an offensive rebound when fewer than 20 seconds remain.
Check the current NCAA rulebook for your division and season. If your league resets differently, change the reset time in the settings and save it.
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How do you use a shot clock in college basketball practice?
Practice with the clock you play with. A 30-second clock changes when you can afford a second action, and players only learn that feel by playing against it every day.
For late-clock work, start possessions at 10 or 12 seconds and use the remote to reset the moment the ball changes hands.
Want reps on the clock? Drill mode in Pro runs the clock, the rest and the next rep for you. Ideas: shot clock drills.
Can you use it on match day?
Training is the default: free, with the times you choose. For games, match mode in Pro follows NCAA timing. The reset buttons become 30 (new possession) and 20 (offensive rebound). With the game clock on screen, the shot clock turns off when less game time than shot clock time remains.
Streaming the game? Put this shot clock in your stream with OBS, vMix, Streamlabs or YoloBox.
Questions
Is the college shot clock 30 or 35 seconds?
NCAA basketball uses 30 seconds for men and women. Some high school associations in the US use 35.
Can I save 30 and 24 as separate setups?
With Pro you save named sessions and switch with one tap.
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