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ja.he2
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It makes sense now but it was a radical idea before like the three point line and shot clock in the early days.
The PBA will do this to stay relevant, but perhaps these rules or similar radical rules will also get adopted by FIBA and the NBA as the game evolves.
The PBA had a longer 3 point line in the 90s, longer than FIBA but shorter than the NBA. FIBA then adopted a longer line equivalent to the PBA line.
The PBA and NBA had 4 quarters before FIBA adopted it.
three pointers had a lot of sense since it really brings another dimension to basketball - from a under rim, bigmen centric basketball to a more well-rounded sport. it provides what the supposed four point line provides.
eight-second backcourt violation made alot of sense so since it forces the offensive to bring the ball down as fast as possible.
a four-quarter game also made a lot of sense since it gives players a needed breather since basketball is a fastpace game - faster the soccer and rugby.
four point line does not make sense it is already redundant. the reason daw is to discourage the zone defense as if zone defense is a bad thing.

