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well well well
Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
More often than not, once an unlikely half court prayer goes inside the basket, we end up thinking "hey, that should be worth more than 3 points". Here are some points in favor and against it.
Why Yes:
- It's way tougher than a perimeter 3 (almost doubles the distance at the very halfcourt line). Why should it count the same?
- Would allow teams to get a real chance when trailing by 3 or 4 with little on the clock.
- Since it is so tough to make, it won't get abused and we would doubtfuly get to see alot of players chuking 4pointers.
- Adds emotion to the game.
Why Not:
- Because we like the game the way it is.
- Random ammount of 4pt shots that players will keep missing.
- A team down by 4 should pay the price and not be saved by a miracle shot.
- If a player really exceled at this shot and used it on a regular basis it could ruin the game mechanics of O and D.
What do you say?
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in Brooklyn
Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
Why should shots that are luck-oriented be rewarded more? That's ****ing retarded.
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NBA rookie of the year
Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
No, Alot of teams will be bailing out the defense. You'll have chuckers specialising in shooting 4 pointers from their half of the court..
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Dat Steez.
Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
Originally Posted by alwaysunny
Why should shots that are luck-oriented be rewarded more? That's ****ing retarded.
If 4 point shots were real, people like Lebron (who practice those types of shots, maybe not religiously like they practice the rest of their game) would shoot atleast 30%. It's not atways purely luck, it would look stupid tho if someone took a half court shot with like 18 seconds on the shot clock in the middle of the quarter ahah.
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well well well
Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
Originally Posted by alwaysunny
Why should shots that are luck-oriented be rewarded more? That's ****ing retarded.
Hardly luck.
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Master
Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
Originally Posted by Jr Llaban
If 4 point shots were real, people like Lebron (who practice those types of shots, maybe not religiously like they practice the rest of their game) would shoot atleast 30%. It's not atways purely luck, it would look stupid tho if someone took a half court shot with like 18 seconds on the shot clock in the middle of the quarter ahah.
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
30%!!!!
Lebron has averaged around 30% from the 3. Stop this is a stupid idea.
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Banned
Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
A 4 point line would be great. Maybe not all the way in the backcourt, but near it would be.
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in Brooklyn
Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
Originally Posted by hawkfan
A 4 point line would be great. Maybe not all the way in the backcourt, but near it would be.
This I can agree with. But half court, let alone BEYOND?
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Good college starter
Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
Hey if this happened Gilbert Arenas might have a job next year.
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Canned
Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
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Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
no, they should worth less, because these shots are due to 95% luck
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Doomguy
Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
That is a retarded idea. Players will constantly heave "4 pointers" all came and the game would look stupid as hell.
/thread.
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Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
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Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
Originally Posted by DuMa
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High School Varsity 6th Man
Re: Half court and beyond shots; should they be worth 4 points?
was 'toine actually quoted for saying something like this? I always hear about it but have never seen it
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