I was watching the end of the Purdue vs NW game and NW is trying to foul at the end to extend the game.
They successfully commit a reach in in the back court and the Purdue player was awarded 3 free throws.
The announcer goes on to say that when a foul is committed in the back court with under one minute (he might have said two minutes, not sure) the player is awarded 3 free throws in an effort to cut down all of the fouling at the end of games.
I have merely one question...
SINCE FCUKING WHEN???
I have been watching basketball for a long time and I've never even heard this as a proposal. Is this a Big 10 rule? I've watched no less than 100 Big 10 games this year and have never seen a team awarded 3 FTs in this situation.
Have I lost my mind or has anyone else ever heard of this rule?
They successfully commit a reach in in the back court and the Purdue player was awarded 3 free throws.
The announcer goes on to say that when a foul is committed in the back court with under one minute (he might have said two minutes, not sure) the player is awarded 3 free throws in an effort to cut down all of the fouling at the end of games.
I have merely one question...
SINCE FCUKING WHEN???
I have been watching basketball for a long time and I've never even heard this as a proposal. Is this a Big 10 rule? I've watched no less than 100 Big 10 games this year and have never seen a team awarded 3 FTs in this situation.
Have I lost my mind or has anyone else ever heard of this rule?
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