Elam Ending - Revolutionizing NBA All-Star Game, Basketball - TSC Podcast #46 - a podcast by Fred Richani

This Week on The Sports Courier Podcast - TSC's Fred Richani interviews Ball State University Professor Nick Elam, inventor of the revolutionary Elam Ending in basketball as seen on TBT (The Basketball Tournament) and now the 2020 NBA All-Star Game, which will be paying tribute to the late Kobe Bryant. Professor Elam explains how he came up with the Elam Ending, the challenges he first faced, and why he thinks it will continue to be adopted through the basketball world!

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Elam Ending Defined via TBT: Designed by Mensa member and basketball super fan Dr. Nick Elam – eliminates deliberate fouling at the end of games, ensures the final minutes are played at the same pace and flow as the rest of the game, and guarantees every game ends on a made basket. Under the rule, at the first dead ball after the four minute mark in the fourth quarter, the game clock shuts off. A Target Score is set by adding seven to the leading team’s score. The first team to reach the Target Score wins.

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