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You see in games where a shooter will take a small step back to get past the 3 point line, wonder if the change will change that motion, or mess with confidence shooting. If it’s the international line, then fine. Otherwise, see no particular reason to match men’s regulations. Women play against women, not men. Although I’m sure the women will admirably handle the challenge.
Haven’t you seen that in some states men can compete against woman now?You see in games where a shooter will take a small step back to get past the 3 point line, wonder if the change will change that motion, or mess with confidence shooting. If it’s the international line, then fine. Otherwise, see no particular reason to match men’s regulations. Women play against women, not men. Although I’m sure the women will admirably handle the challenge.
That's the point. I don't want the game to be a 3 point shooting contest like the men's game. The beauty of the women's game is the integration of 5 players working together to make something happen. It's not just "try for a dunk and when blocked dump to the 3 point shooter on the wing or corner." The women's game is a fluid game of motion and passing where the good teams give up the good shot and make the extra pass for the great shot. It's a game where unselfishness is acclaimed and rewarded. It's players relying on each other to be where they are supposed to be at the right time. It's defenses that have to switch off screens and giving weak side help to the back door. It's basketball the way the game was meant to be played.If you want the game to look and feel like the men’s game, bring the line in, not out.
That's the point. I don't want the game to be a 3 point shooting contest like the men's game. The beauty of the women's game is the integration of 5 players working together to make something happen. It's not just "try for a dunk and when blocked dump to the 3 point shooter on the wing or corner." The women's game is a fluid game of motion and passing where the good teams give up the good shot and make the extra pass for the great shot. It's a game where unselfishness is acclaimed and rewarded. It's players relying on each other to be where they are supposed to be at the right time. It's defenses that have to switch off screens and giving weak side help to the back door. It's basketball the way the game was meant to be played.