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Underhanded free throw shots?
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[QUOTE="pj, post: 3167551, member: 2524"] On grounds of physics, it should be superior. Best chance to go in is if the ball reaches the basket close to the top of its arc. To achieve that, and move the ball forward 13 feet to the front edge of the rim, the lower you start the shot, the better the chance. The higher you start your shot, the faster the ball is moving when it reaches the basket. That makes it more likely to bounce out. This is one reason tall players tend to be poorer shooters. [/QUOTE]
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