It’s STUPID and I’ve been saying it for three years now.Can we also consider stop drum rolling before a free throw? Or try to do it as quiet as possible? It doesn’t help and, if I were playing, I almost feel rushed after a drum roll. It’s like drum roll, hand claps, now you’re expected to shoot. I almost prefer an away crowd because at least it is consistent from before you get the ball to when you shoot the ball. I don’t know if anyone else would feel that way, but it doesn’t help pressure situations. Almost feels like it’s accentuating more than it should. I’d think our away free throw splits are probably better than our home free throw splits.
I double dog dare you to go down to the band director at halftime Saturday and tell her this. Explain it nicely. Bring some home vs away FT stats too if you wish. It’s not that hard. I bet you’ll make a difference instead of complaining on here to nobodyIt’s STUPID and I’ve been saying it for three years now.
It doesn’t take much to figure out that you shouldn’t make noise before your own players are shooting foul shots. If I have to tell her that, then I might have to tell her a lot of of other things about life as well lol!I double dog dare you to go down to the band director at halftime Saturday and tell her this. Explain it nicely. Bring some home vs away FT stats too if you wish. It’s not that hard. I bet you’ll make a difference instead of complaining on here to nobody
I double dog dare you to go down to the band director at halftime Saturday and tell her this. Explain it nicely. Bring some home vs away FT stats too if you wish. It’s not that hard. I bet you’ll make a difference instead of complaining on here to nobody
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