The truth is, there is no more reason to support a shorter shot clock than there is to advocate for lengthening the clock. So why not a 45-second shot clock? There are as many good reasons to go longer as there are shorter.
Author: Adam Glatczak
Rule changes for college basketball to adapt, avoid
College basketball is not a sport in crisis. Evaluation is always a good thing, though, so it’s perfectly fair to consider the sport and whether rule changes and amendments would benefit it. Here are some changes we’d like to see, and some that should be junked from consideration for a good long while.
College basketball needs rule changes? Fans might say otherwise
College basketball is in an important offseason, but it’s rule makers would be advised to not make rash changes to the sport, lest they turn off fans even more than they might woo them back.
2015 NCAA Tournament Final Review: A solid tourney by historical standards
Collectively, the 2015 NCAA Tournament was a roller coaster. There was the high of the first few days before the tourney slipped into mediocrity in its middle rounds, only to rise high again for a big finish at the end, worthy of all the history of such a splendid event.
The Morning Dish – Friday, April 10, 2015
Just a day after we were wondering just how many Kentucky Wildcats would declare for the NBA Draft, the answer is seven. At least.
The Morning Dish – Thursday, April 9, 2015
It remains to be seen just how much of an exodus there is from Kentucky’s absolutely loaded roster this year, and last year proved there could be more mystery to that than some might think.
The Morning Dish – Wednesday, April 8, 2015
The 2014-15 college basketball season is in the books, but there was still plenty to talk about a day after Monday’s terrific 2015 NCAA Tournament finale between Duke and Wisconsin.
Here’s hoping Wisconsin’s legacy lives on in sport long past this year
The Wisconsin basketball team of the past couple years was one that should be treasured and remembered in the sport for a long time, and maybe even could’ve been one of the sport’s most influential ever.
The Morning Dish – Tuesday, April 7, 2015
One of the greatest beauties of sports is that it really doesn’t matter how intricate or how detailed the analysis, evaluations and breakdowns are coming into a game. When the games are played, so much of that analysis goes out the window, and the outcome comes down to players making plays, which human beings seize the moment the most.
The Morning Dish – Saturday, April 4, 2015
The Final Four is here at last, the culmination of the 2015 NCAA Tournament very near now with the national semifinals tonight and the championship game coming Monday night.
