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Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
if you do the math its all the same.
10 three pointers=20 points
10 two pointers=10 points
In regular nba
10 three pointers=30 points
10 2 pointers= 20 points
The point difference is always the same...
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Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
Originally Posted by russwest0
the same as before, 50% of whatever your shot attempt is.
So half points? Best 3 point shooting team wins easily.
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Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
There is a reason it is what it is today
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Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
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Decent playground baller
Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
teams should get 1 ft instead of 2
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Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
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Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
Originally Posted by Kblaze8855
The fts would be the issue.
What can you do with Kevin Durant when a 3 is worth double a layup and a touch foul gets you to the Ft line to possibly walk away with double the points of a layup?
Cant have half points. Who ever played with half points? Playing 1s and 2s a FT would still be one. And that would make James Harden top 5 dead or alive.
First play of the new league Jamal Crawford would flop on a made 2 point shot get the foul....make the 3 point play....shoot a technical FT when the opposing coach raises hell...and put his team 4 normal field goals up.
It may well end Hack a Shaq though. splitting the FTs would be just fine.....
you could just switch it to 1 fta for a 1 and 2 fta's for a 2
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Decent playground baller
Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
Originally Posted by Cocaine80s
if you do the math its all the same.
10 three pointers=20 points
10 two pointers=10 points
In regular nba
10 three pointers=30 points
10 2 pointers= 20 points
The point difference is always the same...
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Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
Originally Posted by Cocaine80s
if you do the math its all the same.
10 three pointers=20 points
10 two pointers=10 points
In regular nba
10 three pointers=30 points
10 2 pointers= 20 points
The point difference is always the same...
Team A gets: 5 FGs 2 Long Distance
Team B gets: 6 FGs 1 Long Distance
Current Rules:
13-12 Lead for Team B
Adjusted Rules:
7-7 Tie
So counting the Long distance shot as double as opposed to 1.5x has a big impact and this is just a small example. Can be much more drastic.
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Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
Originally Posted by RoundMoundOfReb
Team A gets: 5 FGs 2 Long Distance
Team B gets: 6 FGs 1 Long Distance
Current Rules:
13-12 Lead for Team B
Adjusted Rules:
7-7 Tie
So counting the Long distance shot as double as opposed to 1.5x has a big impact.
lol wtf is this gay ass idea op
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Buck Dynasty
Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
Originally Posted by Cocaine80s
if you do the math its all the same.
10 three pointers=20 points
10 two pointers=10 points
In regular nba
10 three pointers=30 points
10 2 pointers= 20 points
The point difference is always the same...
Originally Posted by Cocaine80s
im so confused
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Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
Originally Posted by Cocaine80s
lol wtf is this gay ass idea op
It's not his idea. It's typically how most people play 1-on-1.
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Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
Originally Posted by RoundMoundOfReb
It's not his idea. It's typically how most people play 1-on-1.
but its retarded for 5 on5
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Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
Top 5 would be:
1. Durant
2. Lebron
3. Curry
4. Harden
5. Love
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u mad? buttfrustrated?
Re: If the NBA moved to a 1's and 2's scoring system.
Aka streetball rules
Wtf @ some of the answers in the thread tho. A 3 pointer is 150% of a regular FG. With 1s and 2s scoring, a 2 is 200% of a regular FG. How hard is that to get lol
It basically turns the 3pt shot into a 4pt shot.
To answer OP: whoever the best 3pt team right now would benefit the most
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