I don't see the sarcasm emoji, so I call you outBut he shoots too much and is just out for his NBA career... So it shouldn't count.
He should have benched for all his crappy freshman defense he played in the first games of his college career.
Cal just plays his favorites. He is just so stubborn to change. Just think how much better Murray would have been
He made 99 in the '89-'90 seasonSurprised Derrick Miller isn't one of them.
He made 99 in the '89-'90 season
That's true,but his trend is up. Using a flat average, especially with a freshman probably won't show the most likely outcomes. In SEC play he is averaging 3.54 3's/gm. In the past 7 games he us averaging 4.14 3's/gm. In SEC play he is shooting 40.7% from 3. Over the past 7 games that has climbed to 45.3%. All of the numbers are on an upward trend. The last 3 games have been crazy. He is up to 6/gm, shooting 54.5%. Even if he falls back to his SEC average, and we play 12 more games, he'll end up with 118.According to Jon Scott's page, only 2 players have ever broke 100. Meeks with 117 and Ford with 101. Murray is currently at 76, good for 12th most in a season.
If Murray continues his average and Kentucky plays 12 more games, Murray would finish at 113. Outside chance he surpasses Meeks--especially if the Cats make a deep run.
should make people appreciate how great Meeks was
But he shoots too much and is just out for his NBA career... So it shouldn't count.
Looking at the career leaders, I'm shocked Lamb only had 76 in 40 games in 2012
Cool thing is the majority of his 3's were at crucial times it was needed fwiwLooking at the career leaders, I'm shocked Lamb only had 76 in 40 games in 2012
Cool thing is the majority of his 3's were at crucial times it was needed fwiw
Lamb had probably the best understanding of when to shoot and when not to shoot of any player I've seen wear a Kentucky uniform. His shot selection was excellent. That's the primary reason his three point percentage was so high.