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Originally Posted by IUgrad92
I wonder what the average cost was to lay down 3 point lines and what problem existed so that it had to be implemented? I'm guessing there wasn't much resistance to that particular change.
Point is, as past has shown, sometimes things are implemented regardless.
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I am sure a 3 point line was a lot easier to add than a shot clock. And a shot clock that works properly and is easy to use.
Again, I would never cost is the only issue. I just think that it takes another level of game awareness to use that device and to catch mistakes. As stated, I see enough mistakes at the lower level college level. And the good teams that I see, do not often need a shot clock anyway. What I think we might see is more forced shots or bad shots because there is a shot clock. I still see scores in the 30s in many cases because not all high school teams can shoot.
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