[CriticalThinker]

It's harder for smaller schools because typically (but not in all cases), smaller schools are not "as good" larger schools for the fact that larger schools have a larger pool of kids which have better chances of having better talent that can play that style. Smaller schools can compete better by limiting the amount of possessions of the other team to keep it low scoring, which is a good strategy. This method was used against LeBron James in high school and almost knocked them out of the state tournament. This is how you defend against better offensive talent. Just like football in some cases. Personally, I don't like the shot clock at the high school level because I think it will just teach kids that's they need to play and shoot the ball fast. I already think a bad habit that young kids do is throw the ball up ad shoot a 3 as fast as possible. That's not fun to watch either. I think it'll take the importance of defense away. Just "try to score more than the other team" which is technically the name of the game, but there's more to basketball than that. Now I personally don't like milking the clock all game long. That's not typically fun to watch, but milking it during late game situations I'm completely fine with.