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Message: [QUOTE="CowboysStampede, post: 3291542, member: 13322"] [st_table="45%"][st_tr][st_td_row="2"][IMG]https://www.cowboysstampede.com.au/data/avatars/s/1/1133.jpg?1619313850[/IMG][/st_td_row][st_td][B][SIZE=5]Joshaz87[/SIZE][/B] - [SIZE=3]www.cowboysstampede.com.au[/SIZE][/st_td][/st_tr][st_tr][st_td="0.7"][SIZE=2][B]JOINED: [/B].April 5, 2011 [B]MESSAGES:[/B] 19,167 [B]Reaction Score: 5,607[/B][/SIZE][/st_td][/st_tr][/st_table][HR][/HR] I am a basketball fan, and the same thing happens in the NBA today. The 3 point shooting revolution of the game has that 'wow' factor to part time fans and new fans as teams regularly make impossible shots (though it is ordinary viewing when they start missing them). The issue is that there is absolutely no balance. There is no reward for defending players, or relying on scoring anywhere else but the perimeter. And the only defence you can do is wait until you get the ball to knock down your own 3. Eventually, these attempts to turn the games into non-stop highlight reels will bore people as question 'what is the point of this game' when there is nothing but attempted flashy play at the expense of fundamentals. I think the NRL should actually consider some plays to reward good defence, that still have enough excitement in them to keep the game thrilling. Whether it is a reward for a charge-down on a field goal or a reward for preventing a 40/20 or a reward for getting out of the in-goal etc. [HR][/HR][size=3]“I believe I’m the best six at this club. I’m just doing my best week-in week-out to play No.6. That’s where I want to play.” Scott 'Drinky' Drinkwater[/size] [/QUOTE]

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