I would be fine with removing the game clock completely. First team to 100 wins
Bro, I read it, and I don't like it. And I suspect most people won't like it neither.
I'll let others chime in, I've said my peace.
Then why in the hell did you ask me why they would do it when they explained why they would do it in the article?
Hmmm, only problem with that is you risk extremely long games if both teams are having ****ty nights. How long would Jazz games potentially be? Too damn long. This achieves a similar process but gives a more uniform time length to each game.
I kinda like that though. I watch both long and short movies. Both have their strengths.
Yeah, but that would be a scheduling nightmare. You might like it, but it just isnt logical from a time management perspective.
You could get real crazy. Each quarter is a25 point set. First team to win 3 quarters wins. Same games would be decided in just 3 quarters some in 5.
Every game would have a game winning shot though. How cool would that be?
There could also be some cool stats to come out of this. There would be a cool clutch stat to measure player performance after the rule triggers.
When I think about it, the only thing I would miss is the sense of fighting against the clock. Like a team being down a point and having 5 seconds left in the game to get a shot. That would largely be lost besides going against a shot-clock. That would be a missed moment in teh NBA, but I think there would be enough exciting moments generated from the new rule to offset by a lot.