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interesting theory, Nevada. I think the glaring problem with this is even if the player is intending to miss; you don't know if he's going to miss or not. Case in point is Iowa's Brownlee, who was fouled with just over a second left in the Michigan State game during the Big 10 tournament. Iowa was up one, and he missed the first free throw. He intended to miss the 2nd as well, so MSU would eat up some time calling a TO. Flat rope, hit the rim and bounced up and in.
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