Scout.com: Crimson perfection from FT line no accident

Crimson perfection from FT line no accident

MARCUS CAPERS		By DICK ROCKNE Special to Cougfan.com Date: Jan 20, 2009 IT’S ONLY 15 feet from beginning to end, and when a fouled player is shooting a free throw from that distance no rival is defending against it. But, despite the uncontested, wide-open nature of shots from the so-called charity stripe, there is nothing charitable about them. Players miss them; outcomes of games often are decided by free throws.

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