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Old Tue Mar 27, 2012, 02:43am
tmagan tmagan is offline
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If I had to add a couple more to the list, it would be this:
  • Using the shot clock for the ten second backcourt count which is more accurate than an officials count.
  • Having five seconds to shoot a free throw instead of ten. There is no way a player should need ten seconds to do that when you only have five to throw the ball in from out of bounds. In fact, during an NIT game last week at the University of Washington, the free throw shooter was taking so long, I saw Dave Hall looking up at the ceiling.
  • Not allowing teammates to congratulate the free throw shooter for a made free throw. It needlessly delays the game. In fact, I read the NBA wanted to do something about it at their level and the Players Association rejected the change.
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