Are they allowed now?
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HermanG
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Two words mate: THT and JC.
Wait, its 3 words. Or is it 5 or 6? On second thought: posting just "yes" would have been one word.
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One Brow
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Unless I'm missing something, Clarkson is 00 and Horton-Tucker is 0.
Nice.. didn’t know you actually watch basketball.. hahaha.
One Brow
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The only sport I watch is Jazz basketball, and only the nationally televised games.
LOL.. so.. no sports for you this year then? Hahaha.. I guessed right!!!
To me that just means the 15-20 foot range (the half circle is 5 feet long)
It’s quite simple actually. Imagine if the free throw line extended all the way to the out of bounds line.
And if we pretend that the three point line extended all across the court, then “toes it for three” takes on a new meaning.
So why not just say "Go shoot at the free throw line"?
Like who would be stupid enough to stand on the side line to shoot a free throw? Haha..
I guess it's being used by others too, but when the refs say it like that it's the sideline at the height of the FT line (for inbounding the ball).
No one uses that phrase to tell someone where to shoot free throws. It is used for a few things, for example to tell them where to take the ball out of bounds, to provide a spatial analysis on the court of where something happened, or where a player was, to give a point of reference for an action or something that happened. Malone was fond of shooting 20 footers from the free throw line extended, so with that you can visualize him being 20 feet away from the basket on an angle that lines him up with the free throw line, but saying free throw line extended is more concise than saying "standing 20 feet from the basket at an angle approximately 45 degrees from the line of the out of bounds line under the basket and the basket itself". So instead, took a 20 footer from the free throw line extended, and since most people can picture the free throw line in their head, they can visualize where he was approximately on the court.
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That's pretty close to a 5x5. Impressive. Even in the g league.
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