Dan Marino never won anything,but most thought he was a pretty good QB.Fun fact about Pistol Pete is that his awful nonsense never won anything at any level of basketball.
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Dan Marino never won anything,but most thought he was a pretty good QB.Fun fact about Pistol Pete is that his awful nonsense never won anything at any level of basketball.
Dan Marino never won anything,but most thought he was a pretty good QB.
I think he scored 64 in a game against Kentucky and lost. It may have that game.
You’re making a complete fool out of yourself. In other words, business as usual for you.And some folks have an unhealthy dislike for reality.
Two things , he would have been guarded more closely if those shots counted 3 points so he wouldn't have as many attempts, AND dale brown is one of the biggest storyteller/liars that has ever been born .Did you actually read the post? Im guessing not, but I will type slowly so you can keep up. When Dale Brown took over at LSU as HC he took it upon himself to go back and chart every one of Pistols game in college. Where the shots were taken, time, score ect. He in his book stated that Pistol would have averaged 13-3's per game. Now that means instead of counting for 2 it would have been a 3. Hence 13 points more per game. He averaged 44 per game. So if we take 44 and add that with 13 that would be 57. Hope that helps a bit.
He only averaged 16.7 field goals per game for his collegiate career. It seems extremely unlikely that over 75% of his baskets would have been 3 pointers.Did you actually read the post? Im guessing not, but I will type slowly so you can keep up. When Dale Brown took over at LSU as HC he took it upon himself to go back and chart every one of Pistols game in college. Where the shots were taken, time, score ect. He in his book stated that Pistol would have averaged 13-3's per game. Now that means instead of counting for 2 it would have been a 3. Hence 13 points more per game. He averaged 44 per game. So if we take 44 and add that with 13 that would be 57. Hope that helps a bit.
I thought we were talking about players that didn't win anything,playing in a suoer bowl is not winning.Many thought he would be back many times since he got there in year one.He didn't.Dan Marino never won anything,but most thought he was a pretty good QB.
Many of us older KY fans saw Pistol actually play against our Wildcats back in the 60's and were of course blown away. One fact I happen to run across that I thought was pretty interesting about Pistol and scoring.
When Dale Brown because coach at LSU he decided to go back and chart every shot Pistol made and from where during every game he played there.
Pistol averaged 44 points a game during his career with no 3 point line which of course has never been matched.
Brown said if there had been a 3 point line he would have averaged 13-3 pointers a game. Of course that would have had Pistol averaging 57 points a game.
One of if not the greatest college player I have ever seen and that goes back to the 50s to today.
Looks like a two or three... not a “we”We are shitting on Pistol Pete now? Dude was ridiculous
Probably the same group that rushes to defend Tubby.Pete was a helluva player. One of the greatest to ever play. Anyone that says otherwise is delusional.
First of all, don't talk down to me because you can't rationalize anything. You really believe that someone would AVERAGE 13 made 3 pointers? I don't care how good they are, no one is averaging that. The fact that you believe that clearly makes you look foolish. Now "let me slow it down for you," Steph Curry is the best shooter we will ever see and he's only made 13 three's once. You actually believe that someone can average 13 made threes? To be considered a good shooter, you need to shoot above 40%. So let's say that he does this. That means to be a 40% shooter he averaged 32 ATTEMPTED 3 pointers A GAME. Considering that his college per game average was 17-38 (FGM - FGA) that means that all but 6 of his shots that were attempted were threes. And all but 4 of his made shots were 2's. And he BARELY shot over 40% for his career so don't give me that BS about he was better than a 40% shooter. So use common sense and realize that there's no way he averaged 13 made threes a game.Did you actually read the post? Im guessing not, but I will type slowly so you can keep up. When Dale Brown took over at LSU as HC he took it upon himself to go back and chart every one of Pistols game in college. Where the shots were taken, time, score ect. He in his book stated that Pistol would have averaged 13-3's per game. Now that means instead of counting for 2 it would have been a 3. Hence 13 points more per game. He averaged 44 per game. So if we take 44 and add that with 13 that would be 57. Hope that helps a bit.
I've got no dog in this fight. But YES Pete could have averaged 13 3 pointers. His Dad gave him free reign to fire away.First of all, don't talk down to me because you can't rationalize anything. You really believe that someone would AVERAGE 13 made 3 pointers? I don't care how good they are, no one is averaging that. The fact that you believe that clearly makes you look foolish.
Continue reading...He only averaged 16.6 made field goals a game. So round that up to 17. So that means only 4 made shots were 2's. I am not questioning he could have attempted 13 3's, but no way he averaged 13 MADE 3 pointers.I've got no dog in this fight. But YES Pete could have averaged 13 3 pointers. His Dad gave him free reign to fire away.
For crying out loud...Pete AVERAGED 44 points a game. Do you think anyone could do that?
Heck No...unless Dad was the Coach and Superstar Son was Option A, B, C, D
I witnessed Pete. If there was a 3 point shot, that would have dominated his shot selection.Continue reading...He only averaged 16.6 made field goals a game. So round that up to 17. So that means only 4 made shots were 2's. I am not questioning he could have attempted 13 3's, but no way he averaged 13 MADE 3 pointers.
You're not really thinking. Think about it, if someone averages 13 made 3s a game they would have to average a 32 attempted (to be a 40% shooter). He averaged that many shots, sure, but he was a career 44 % shooter FROM THE FIELD. So he shot a lot of shots but also missed them.I witnessed Pete. If there was a 3 point shot, that would have dominated his shot selection.
Atlanta Hawks in the 3 seasons prior to drafting Maravich:
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You're not really thinking. Think about it, if someone averages 13 made 3s a game they would have to average a 32 attempted (to be a 40% shooter). He averaged that many shots, sure, but he was a career 44 % shooter FROM THE FIELD. So he shot a lot of shots but also missed them.
So if there was a 3pt line, it would have dominated his shot selection? So how do you explain when the 3 was a thing in the NBA Pete AVERAGED .2 attempts per game and .3 makes per game?
Hell, Kobe Bryant averaged 35+ PPG in the NBA!!! 44 pts is amazing PPG but to believe someone could average 13 made 3's in a game is insane. Could he have done it a few times, sure. But averaging that, no way.
It's a BS story, that's the problem. Here are 2 things that show you it's complete BS:Did you actually read the post? Im guessing not, but I will type slowly so you can keep up. When Dale Brown took over at LSU as HC he took it upon himself to go back and chart every one of Pistols game in college. Where the shots were taken, time, score ect. He in his book stated that Pistol would have averaged 13-3's per game. Now that means instead of counting for 2 it would have been a 3. Hence 13 points more per game. He averaged 44 per game. So if we take 44 and add that with 13 that would be 57. Hope that helps a bit.
"The Pistol"
- never beat the Cats.
- was very entertaining.
- was a gunner.
- was a great passer.
- had floppy socks.
- was only about 6-5/6-4.
- was the coach's son.
- was great.
Finally, somebody mentions the floppy socks.
I asked my mom recently about watching Pete play at Memorial against Issel. I knew my dad went to the game but wasn’t sure if Mom went.
She said, “We both went. Pete wore the socks.” Thought it was funny that that was her memory of the game.