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[QUOTE="Hoo's That, post: 2732941, member: 3609"]
Here are comments from Lars Tiffany concerning the shot clock based on UVa's scrimmage against PSU:

"We learned a great deal from our scrimmage versus Penn State up in Washington, D.C. The new shot clock rule is a welcome addition to the college lacrosse game: there is now a known, a consistency with the timing of offensive possessions that alleviates the pressure officials previously faced of enforcing a hybrid shot clock. In addition, the spectators and teams can clearly see when a shot must be on-cage. The 80-second shot clock does not force all teams into one style: there is still enough time for wholesale substitutions and specialization if that is what a staff determines is best for their team, while the faster-paced teams can certainly enjoy quicker changes in possession and employing their systems. The smaller substitution box, along with an additional 5 yard coaches-only area, is also helpful! Transition offense will be less impacted by quick offense-to-defense substitutions than it has been the past 6 years."

He also said no one on either team tried to use the new "Dive Rule".
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