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The Shot Clock in Men’s Lacrosse
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The Shot Clock in Men’s Lacrosse

The shot clock in men’s lacrosse is a rule that requires teams to attempt a shot within a set amount of time. This regulation ensures a fast and dynamic pace, encouraging teams to stay on the attack and preventing prolonged possession without goal attempts.

By Joe Juter

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