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Message: [QUOTE="HtownOrange, post: 2270006, member: 622"] I agree with your sentiment, though I still dislike shot clocks in general. I agree that I hate snooze fests and that the four corners defense sucks to watch, unless you are a Princeton fan watching them beat the big boys in hoops, which is pretty much the only offense a Princeton team could use to beat the big boys in hoops. I like two-way players, less substitutions. I am more concerned that it will simply be easier to run in a team full of running backs and linebackers than to play the average size guys beating the opposition physically, not skill. I agree with the lots of shots on goal. The more a team shoots the more it will score, you don't have to worry as much about percentages. I think a shot clock that is too short, removes skill from a game. A compromise should meet both goals, speed up play but not to the point of a skill-less track meet. [/QUOTE]