True or False: when handchecking was made illegal, scoring went down

[ILLsmak]

No matter what you wanna say, the NBA is soft now. The way people drive without being touched is sad.

That and illegal d change made it so that you can always break your man down 1v1 and then you get to do what you will entering the paint (pull up, pass, drive.)

I think those sort of plays are exciting, but when it's the only thing that happens it becomes predictable.

-Smak

[L.Kizzle]

No matter what you wanna say, the NBA is soft now. The way people drive without being touched is sad.

That and illegal d change made it so that you can always break your man down 1v1 and then you get to do what you will entering the paint (pull up, pass, drive.)

I think those sort of plays are exciting, but when it's the only thing that happens it becomes predictable.

-Smak

Agree.

I've been hit harder by my mom when I didn't listen at 9 years old (no Adrian Peterson.)

They're making the game much easier. When they should be making it harder to score.

[Quickening]

Agree.

I've been hit harder by my mom when I didn't listen at 9 years old (no Adrian Peterson.)

They're making the game much easier. When they should be making it harder to score.

Yet ppg is 10% lower than the 80s, good substance to your argument

[oarabbus]

What is there to ignore? In fact that proves even more that Jordan played in a tougher era

That was the time of ugly iso-ball that was killing attendance and losing the NBA money. Something had to change, so it was handchecking.