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I remember when Clark Kellogg was at OSU, his pre-shot routine for a free throws was to toss the ball in the air (similar to an official tossing a jump ball at the start of a game), catch the ball, then shoot his free throw. There never was a problem until one game when the defensive player nearest Clark (probably a Michigan player) decided to jump in and intercept his pre-shot toss. Hopefully I described it well enough so it can be discussed. I believe the annoucers for the game said that the defensive player and his coach were arguing that was Clark's shot, which it clearly wasn't. Unsporting tech?
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