Completely agree. He turned into an excellent defender last year. But, his shooting regressed as you noted. The missed shots hurt, but I'm guessing it also affected his confidence, which kept him from being more aggressive with his offensive game. If he can maintain the D, while getting some semblance of his shot back, he could be a real weapon. Excited to see!!The thing about Ty is, it isn't so much of making a jump as it is returning to the form he showed in his first two years. He shot 37% and 39% from 3 in his first two seasons but only 29% last year. If he just returns to his average of his previous season it will be a huge plus for the NU offense. His defense was solid last year and there is no reason to think it will fall off this year baring injury.
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