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Free throw shooting is one of the most important skills in basketball. It is also one of the most difficult to master. Free throws are shots taken from the free throw line, which is located 15 feet from the basket. In order for a free throw to count, the shooter must release the ball before the tenth second of the shot clock. Free throws can be the difference between winning and losing a game, so it is important for players to practice and master this skill. In this section, you can find news, articles, and videos that discuss free throw shooting and ways to improve.
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Jonathan Feigen: NBA rules that the foul called on Kuminga that sent Jalen Green to the line for the game-winning free throws was correct. Also ruled that there should have been a five-second violation before the last shot. Previously, Brooks should have been called for a 3-seconds violation.