What a shot!

Thank you! I can never understand why coaches REFUSE to foul in that situation. The odds of hitting a three pointer are significantly better than converting the "make the first free throw then purposely miss the second and tip in the offensive rebound" play.

Every year during March Madness I see a team force overtime by hitting a 3 pointer in the final seconds and every year I think that people will finally start fouling late in games. I also thought that the Christian Latnear (sic) shot against Kentucky will forever convince teams to always guard the inbounds passer, but of course a few years ago the Spurs opted to let Gary Payton inbound the ball uncontested to Derek Fisher with 0.4 seconds left on the clock. That didn't work out so well.

That's what I wrote last year after one of the NBA Finals games between the Cavs and the Spurs.

And here we are once again; everytime I see a late three pointer tie a game I think that we'll finally start seeing teams foul in those situations, but every year on some level of basketball I see a team get burned in a big game by refusing to do it. Oh well, maybe next year.