TSSAA approves implementation of basketball shot clock

Coffee County's Audie Nicoll moves the ball during a game against Lincoln County this past season. Nicoll and the Red Raiders will have the ability to begin playing certain games with a shot clock this upcoming season, following the TSSAA's decision earlier this week to phase it in over the next three years. The 35-second shot clock's full implementation in all boys' and girls' high school games will be in place by the 2029-30 season. (Matt Tyson photo)
MATT TYSON Staff Writer A shot clock will officially be coming to Tennessee high school basketball in the not-too-distant future. The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic…

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