According to multiple sources, SEC Athletic Directors have approved the use of a 20 second pitch clock during the 2010 SEC Tournament. The goal of the clock is to shorten games and make them more fan and TV friendly.
I remember watching last season a game from the SEC Tournament at around 1 AM eastern time and could not believe that they were still on.
You can check out The State’s article on the subject here.
What do you think of the use of a Pitch Clock?
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According to multiple sources, SEC Athletic Directors have approved the use of a 20 second pitch clock during the 2010 SEC Tournament. The goal of the clock is to shorten games and make them more fan and TV friendly. 
