Or at least FIBA distance.make it NBA distance. Every college game feels like a 3 point contest. Too many 3s it's getting hard to watch.
Or at least FIBA distance.
Also the immediate inbounding off turnoversI would take that, and the ability to touch the ball on the rim offensively. When it is obviously going out, and a player puts it in then I don't see anything wrong with it. FIBA easily has the best rules, in my opinion.
Just institute NBA rules all around, including the ability to move the ball up after a timeout.
I hate that rule. What about a team that is losing and is pressing?Just institute NBA rules all around, including the ability to move the ball up after a timeout.
It's mainly used by the team that is losing, to move the ball up past halfcourt to get a legit shot off under a couple seconds.I hate that rule. What about a team that is losing and is pressing?
Did I mention that I hate that rule?It's mainly used by the team that is losing, to move the ball up past halfcourt to get a legit shot off under a couple seconds.
IMO, that outweighs the ability to escape a press in terms of tactical ability and excitement.
I really don't understand why it takes the NCAA so many years to make adjustments. It's easier to get FDA approval for a new cholesterol pill than it is to move the line back.make it NBA distance. Every college game feels like a 3 point contest. Too many 3s it's getting hard to watch.
Omg. Please. Why not just award 2 points for calling a timeout while we're at it. Or better yet, let's just remove the backcourt altogether and just use one basket. We don't want to inconvenience anyone.Just institute NBA rules all around, including the ability to move the ball up after a timeout.
Well, that was a dramatic response.Omg. Please. Why not just award 2 points for calling a timeout while we're at it. Or better yet, let's just remove the backcourt altogether and just use one basket. We don't want to inconvenience anyone.