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Ole Miss takes down Stanford (merged)
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[QUOTE="Phil, post: 4588471, member: 66"] I have a partial fix. I think it is a complete waste of time for player to shoot two foul shots (or three) if they are fouled. Send them to the free-throw for one-shot worth two, or three if it was a three point attempt. (Obviously only worth one point in an and-one situation) While this only cuts out about 10 seconds, in a close game they may be both fouling, and the extra time for single-point shots can add over a minute to the game, which can be excruciating when the clock says is under a minute left in the game. I have floated this proposal before and there's a typical knee-jerk reaction but I haven't heard a cogent explanation why this should not be done. [/QUOTE]
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