Over the past few weeks, there's been a widespread realization that NBA players shoot a lot of three-pointers, and there's been an increased urgency in regards to how to fix that problem—if it is, in fact, a problem. NBA commissioner Adam Silver said publicly that the league is studying the trend while smartly pointing out that the real issue may be that too many of the NBA's offenses are cut by the same cookie cutter.
Any potential solution will have to wait until next year and fans should brace themselves against seeing teams go 5-for-32 in losses like the Oklahoma City Thunder did Tuesday night against the Milwaukee Bucks with the prestigious NBA Cup on the line. But Colin Cowherd is a forward thinker and he's already sketched out a back-of-the-napkin plan that could make the game a better entertainment product.
