count as missing two free throws? Sure you didnt miss it, but that was only b/c you did not give yourself the opportunity to take it. In the 8th grade and freshman year of high school, we had to run suicides for every free throw you missed, and if you missed the front of of the bonus, you ran two. I think that it's a stat that should be kept and factored into FT shooting percentage.
I have no specific reason or anything to compare it to in another sport, but that's ridiculous. I'm sure you weren't trying to do this but it looks like your rationale is based on a punishment you received in 8th grade.
If you go for it on 4th and 1 at the 21 and fail, should that count as a red zone possession since you would have been in the red zone if you'd made the first down?
If you pushed off before shooting, getting a foul call against you, should that count as a missed shot for your FG%? You can come up with a lot of situations like this. But what you're contemplating is not free throw percentage. It's percentage of potential free throw points.
Although I don't think that you should count it as two missed freethrows, I think it would be a very interesting stat to track.
I see Scharnell's point, but if anything, it should be a separate stat. Even if you shoot [choke]50%[choke], that can easily mean 4 or 5 points a game compared to the team that shoots 75%.