Can anyone explain why the NBA allows a team to inbound the ball

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Mar 5, 2015
12:18:09pm

BYUBandfan

Can anyone explain why the NBA allows a team to inbound the ball

from beyond half court when the other team just made a basket?

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BYUBandfan

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Can anyone explain why the NBA allows a team to inbound the ball

BYUBandfan

3/5/15 12:18pm

To make the ending more interesting

tokyocoug

3/5/15 12:18pm

I think putting jet packs on players during the last two minutes is better.

Jeremy

3/5/15 12:46pm

horrible rule

jota

3/5/15 12:20pm

great rule

3/5/15 12:22pm

yep. I wish the college game would adopt this rule.

Mayor of Cougartown

3/5/15 12:23pm

I kind of agree. Seems contrived. They should at lease have to advance the

Memmo

3/5/15 12:27pm

In my own words, the actual rule is:

Lance71

3/5/15 12:29pm

horrible rule, removes the effectiveness of the full court press at the end of

jota

3/5/15 12:31pm

This guy said it's been around since before 50 years ago.

BYUBandfan

3/5/15 12:30pm

Yeah. We need fewer buzzer beaters. There's just too much excitement.

hessrp

3/5/15 12:31pm

It's not a free advancement, they're trading distance for a timeout.

3/5/15 2:29pm

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