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Scott Roth calls NBL's four-point shot plan a disservice

Championship coach Scott Roth opposes the NBL's proposed four-point shots and three-point dunks. The rule changes need FIBA approval. One player supports player-only timeouts.

Why it mattersThe NBL is pushing for rule changes as it bids to attract new audiences. The league's last season was hugely popular, and it is trying to build on that success.

AustraliaAustralian NBL fans and players would follow different rules than international basketball, potentially complicating player transfers and making the game harder to follow for those familiar with worldwide standards.

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