Basketball Shot Clock
why does women’s basketball have a 30 second shot clock but men’s have a 35 second shot clock?
Clarification-
Pros-Men have 24 second shot clocks and 12 minute quarters.
Pros-Women have 30 second shot clocks and 10 minute quarters.
I’m not really sure why that is, it is just the way it is.
Arenas 75 ft Shot Clock Banker
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