New Rule: Reset the Shot Clock
"Reset the shot clock to 20 seconds when the ball is inbounded in the front court after a foul or other violation by the defense, such as a kicked ball. If more than 20 seconds remains on the shot clock, the shot clock will not be reset."
While Wisconsin does not play at the plodding pace as some commentators might suggest, it’s not a quick-strike offense. The ball is walked up, swung around, touches the post, kick out, perhaps touch the post again, and rinse and repeat. Check out the Badger rankings in Possessions Per Game:
2016-2017: #329
2015-2016: #342
2014-2015: #346
2013-2014: #332
2012-2013: #320
2011-2012: #345 (last)
2010-2011: #345 (last)
2009-2010: #341
2008-2009: #338
2007-2008: #321
2006-2007: #298
The Badgers clearly prefer a slower game with fewer total possessions. Methodical seems to be the consensus nice way to phrase it. Not resetting the shot clock to 30 after a foul will shorten offensive possessions meaning more total offensive possessions per game.