After the University of Louisville took a 34 beatdown from Puerto Rico on Wednesday night, Dallas Mav's scrappy guard and Puerto Rican hoop legend JJ Barea was ready to either hand out or receive a beatdown when he got into a scuffle with Louisville's Chinanu Onuaku during a post-game handshake line.

A pissed Onuaku shoved JJ causing Barea to grab and hold onto his jersey. Teammates quickly intervened but Onuaku was rewarded with a suspension.

JJ does have a history of getting under the skin of other players.

Even teammates.

But no player probably had a bigger beef with JJ than Ray Allen.

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Wilt Chamberlain tried shooting underhand for a few games but then quit because he said "I felt like a sissy." Shaq once said he rather shoot 0% than shoot under hand free throws like the great Rick Barry. ?Dwight Howard also rejected the thought when Rick Barry personally approached him and asked if he wanted to be trained to make them underhanded.

"I've got good form and I have confidence in my shot," Dwight replied. "I don't need to shoot underhanded free throws."

It doesn't matter that Barry made 60 in a row and shot .947 during his best season with the underhand form, no player is going to shoot them that way because they feel they are too cool for it.

The exception is Louisville's Chinanu Onuaku, who recently showed he's not too cool to do it at the FIBA U19 World Championship. He only made 2 of 4 with the granny style shot but considering he was a 46.7 percent free throw shooter last season, it's a slight improvement.

Good luck Onuaku - although Hack-a-Onuaku has a nice ring to it.

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