Dadika
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Whether he can shoot and whether he'd be able to get the shot off would be two completely important distinctions.
i wish it was this easy and simple.
Shooters to be a net positive
1. need to play defensive
2. need a quick release
3. need to be a threat to put the ball on the floor and penetrate
I am a great shooter. i can't do 1,2, and 3 therefore i watch instead of play.
Shooters to be a net positive
1. need to play defensive
2. need a quick release
3. need to be a threat to put the ball on the floor and penetrate
I am a great shooter. i can't do 1,2, and 3 therefore i watch instead of play.
Big fan of Jake but he can't play more than a couple of meaningful minutes a game at a high D-1 level.
The Big Ten is not the GMC Blue.
The Big Ten is not the GMC Blue.
The saying is as guys get older, they can still make the shot, but they can't get it.
Reminds me of the Gary Waters era. We once brought Erik Hazard off the bench completely cold for a last second shot in the first half against Providence??? (I think). I'm thinking to myself ... yes, the kid can shoot, and yes, he did end up getting that shot off, but I believe missed it. One of the more WTF plays from that era for me.
Anybody else remember the play?
Anybody else remember the play?
Eric Hazard. Had to wrack my brain to remember he played for RU. He attempted a grand total of nine shots as a Scarlet Knight.
http://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/eric-hazard-1.html
Saw him in high school plaging group 1 and 2 competition He was lights out faster than almost everyone, could shoot well , was not afraid to drive to the hole and had a really high hoops IQ for obvious reasons. He could do well at a D2 school .Will never see the light of day here.