Updated 3-point shooting stats - with Jelavic

megablue · Sunday at 11:00 AM

						Career	Career
	20-21	21-22	22-23	23-24	24-25	Overall	Conference
DIOUBATE	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.091	0.462	0.351	0.222
WILLIAMS	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.412	0.412	0.411
OWEH	DNP	DNP	0.250	0.377	0.355	0.361	0.268
CHANDLER	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.347	0.347	0.333
NOAH	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.333	0.333	0.333
JELAVIC	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.287	0.323	0.302	0.302
PERRY	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.321	0.321	0.366
GARRISON	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.000	0.300	0.300	0.360
LOWE	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.352	0.266	0.298	0.32
QUAINTANCE	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.188	0.188	0.190
JOHNSON	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP
MORENO	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP

From the '24-'25 season - ranked by minutes played:

	MINS	3PT	3PTA	3PT%	ATT/MIN	MADE/MIN
LOWE	1103	41	154	0.266	0.140	0.037
WILLIAMS	1069	63	153	0.412	0.143	0.059
OWEH	1020	27	69	0.391	0.068	0.027
QUAINTANCE	709	6	32	0.188	0.045	0.009
JELAVIC	630	21	65	0.323	0.103	0.033
GARRISON	607	12	40	0.300	0.066	0.020
DIOUBATE	590	12	26	0.462	0.044	0.020
CHANDLER	311	17	49	0.347	0.158	0.055
PERRY	302	18	56	0.321	0.185	0.060
NOAH	268	12	36	0.333	0.134	0.045
JOHNSON
MORENO

TOTALS	6609	229	680	0.337	0.103	0.035

ellowelzees · Sunday at 11:03 AM

Did not realize Lowe’s was *that* bad. Another shooter and Chandler taking a second step and I won’t be worried but man those do not inspire confidence

Fox2monk · Sunday at 11:05 AM

ellowelzees said:
Did not realize Lowe’s was *that* bad. Another shooter and Chandler taking a second step and I won’t be worried but man those do not inspire confidence

He had a lot of bad shots out of nesscessity. His form isn’t bad and with better players and offense he will shoot an easy 35+% IMO with better selection.

ImTheVillageIdiot · Sunday at 11:08 AM

ellowelzees said:
Did not realize Lowe’s was *that* bad. Another shooter and Chandler taking a second step and I won’t be worried but man those do not inspire confidence

Pope knows what he’s doing. He found a guy with good form who needs a simple tweak. Watch this:

megablue · Sunday at 11:10 AM

						Career	Career
	20-21	21-22	22-23	23-24	24-25	Overall	Conference
DIOUBATE	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.091	0.462	0.351	0.222
BREA	0.355	0.423	0.370	0.498	0.435	0.434	0.445
ALMONOR	DNP	0.343	0.381	0.394	0.424	0.391	0.423
K WILLIAMS	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.412	0.412	0.411
BUTLER	0.290	0.329	0.342	0.302	0.391	0.333	0.294
ROBINSON	0.286	0.326	0.343	0.354	0.376	0.351	0.354
OWEH	DNP	DNP	0.250	0.377	0.355	0.361	0.268
CHANDLER	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.347	0.347	0.333
NOAH	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.333	0.333	0.333
CARR	0.286	0.405	0.311	0.371	0.324	0.340	0.350
JELAVIC	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.287	0.323	0.302	0.302
PERRY	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.321	0.321	0.366
GARRISON	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.000	0.300	0.300	0.360
LOWE	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.352	0.266	0.298	0.320
KRIISA	0.368	0.336	0.366	0.424	0.263	0.362	0.376
A WILLIAMS	0.00	0.500	0.267	0.333	0.250	0.300	0.333
QUAINTANCE	DNP	DNP	DNP	DNP	0.188	0.188	0.190

megablue · Sunday at 11:13 AM

COACH	SEASON	GAMES	3PTA/GM	3PT	3PTA	3PT%	OFF	DEF	MGN	WINS	LOSS	WIN%	COACH
PITINO	1989-90	28	28.9	281	810	0.347	88.8	87.9	0.9	14	14	0.500	PITINO
PITINO	1990-91	28	25.5	242	715	0.338	85.9	78.1	7.8	22	6	0.786	PITINO
PITINO	1991-92	36	24.7	317	888	0.357	85.7	74.4	11.3	29	7	0.806	PITINO
PITINO	1992-93	34	25.4	340	862	0.394	87.5	69.8	17.7	30	4	0.882	PITINO
PITINO	1993-94	34	25.2	301	857	0.351	86.9	74.6	12.3	27	7	0.794	PITINO
PITINO	1994-95	33	22.3	276	736	0.375	87.4	69.0	18.4	28	5	0.848	PITINO
PITINO	1995-96	36	18.6	266	670	0.397	91.4	69.4	22.0	34	2	0.944	PITINO
PITINO	1996-97	40	19.4	287	777	0.369	83.1	62.8	20.3	35	5	0.875	PITINO
SMITH	1997-98	39	17.5	250	681	0.367	80.1	67.0	13.1	35	4	0.897	SMITH
SMITH	1998-99	37	18.3	226	676	0.334	75.4	62.7	12.7	28	9	0.757	SMITH
SMITH	1999-00	33	19.5	188	643	0.292	69.1	62.8	6.3	23	10	0.697	SMITH
SMITH	2000-01	34	20.8	245	707	0.347	79.8	70.6	9.2	24	10	0.706	SMITH
SMITH	2001-02	32	21.6	219	692	0.316	76.9	68.2	8.7	22	10	0.688	SMITH
SMITH	2002-03	36	16.3	208	585	0.356	77.3	64.1	13.2	32	4	0.889	SMITH
SMITH	2003-04	32	17.9	204	572	0.357	73.9	63.6	10.3	27	5	0.844	SMITH
SMITH	2004-05	34	18.7	218	635	0.343	73.6	62.6	11.0	28	6	0.824	SMITH
SMITH	2005-06	35	21.7	265	758	0.350	70.8	66.2	4.6	22	13	0.629	SMITH
SMITH	2006-07	34	19.1	231	651	0.355	73.4	67.7	5.7	22	12	0.647	SMITH
GILLISPIE	2007-08	31	15.9	182	493	0.369	68.5	65.6	2.9	18	13	0.581	GILLISPIE
GILLISPIE	2008-09	36	15.9	202	573	0.353	74.1	66.3	7.8	22	14	0.611	GILLISPIE
CALIPARI	2009-10	38	18.3	231	697	0.331	79.3	64.9	14.4	35	3	0.921	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2010-11	38	18.6	281	707	0.397	74.9	63.5	11.4	29	9	0.763	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2011-12	40	14.9	225	595	0.378	77.4	60.6	16.8	38	2	0.950	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2012-13	33	16.1	184	532	0.346	72.6	64.5	8.1	21	12	0.636	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2013-14	40	15.3	203	611	0.332	74.8	66.6	8.2	29	11	0.725	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2014-15	39	14.9	203	582	0.349	74.4	54.3	20.1	38	1	0.974	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2015-16	36	18.5	244	666	0.366	79.5	68.1	11.4	27	9	0.750	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2016-17	38	19.9	267	756	0.353	84.9	71.5	13.4	32	6	0.842	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2017-18	37	14.8	195	546	0.357	76.8	70.2	6.6	26	11	0.703	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2018-19	37	16.4	215	607	0.354	75.8	64.7	11.1	30	7	0.811	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2019-20	31	14.8	157	458	0.343	74.4	66.1	8.3	25	6	0.806	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2020-21	25	19.0	160	475	0.337	70.4	70.2	0.2	9	16	0.360	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2021-22	34	17.5	207	596	0.347	79.4	66.6	12.8	26	8	0.765	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2022-23	34	18.0	213	613	0.347	74.5	67.7	6.8	22	12	0.647	CALIPARI
CALIPARI	2023-24	33	24.2	327	800	0.409	89.0	79.7	9.3	23	10	0.697	CALIPARI
POPE	2024-25	36	25.3	341	910	0.375	84.4	77.2	7.2	24	12	0.667	POPE

PITINO	8 YRS	269	23.5	2310	6315	0.366	87.0	72.6	14.4	219	50	0.814	PITINO
SMITH	10 YRS	346	19.1	2254	6600	0.342	75.1	65.5	9.6	263	83	0.760	SMITH
GILLISPIE	2 YRS	67	15.9	384	1066	0.360	71.5	66.0	5.5	40	27	0.597	GILLISPIE
CALIPARI	15 YRS	533	17.3	3312	9241	0.358	77.3	66.4	10.9	410	123	0.769	CALIPARI
POPE	1 YR	36	25.3	341	910	0.375	84.4	77.2	7.2	24	12	0.667	POPE

	36 YRS	1251	19.3	8601	24132	0.356	78.7	67.8	10.9	956	295	0.764	36 YRS

EliteBlue · Sunday at 11:15 AM

ellowelzees said:
Did not realize Lowe’s was *that* bad. Another shooter and Chandler taking a second step and I won’t be worried but man those do not inspire confidence

A lot of bad/forced hero ball type shots out of necessity.

He was near 40% in high school and 35%ish his freshman season.

With more shots coming within the offense, and more talent around him, I’d expect him to get back to 33-40%. If you watch him shoot, he doesn’t have poor mechanics.

megablue · Sunday at 11:17 AM

Portal website, assuming KY might still be looking for pieces:

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megablue · Sunday at 11:18 AM

ImTheVillageIdiot said:
Pope knows what he’s doing. He found a guy with good form who needs a simple tweak. Watch this:

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Be quick, but don't rush it !!

Dead Cat Bounce · Sunday at 11:19 AM

Hopefully this list will be outdated here in few hours.

AJG-15 · Sunday at 11:21 AM

We need two more shooters to replace the reliability that we got from shooting from deep that Brea and JR were giving us last year.

We can try to compare Buttler and Lowe or Johnson, or Carr/ AA to Dioubate/ Jelavic or Williams/ Garrison but bottom line we still need two guys to replace Brea and JR.

Williams alone( the only reliable shooter on the roster) is not enough.

When you have only one guy reliable from outside that’s easy to defend regardless what schemes you run. I would argue even two reliable shooters depending on opposition is not crazy good ( a triangle and two can easily counter that). Last year we thrived when we had 3 shooters on the floor ( on on top and two in the corners to balance the floor) .

megablue · Sunday at 11:22 AM

Dead Cat Bounce said:
Hopefully this list will be outdated here in few hours.

Yes ... I'm with you 100% !! It's just a little look, for now !!

cornbreadnmilk · Sunday at 11:23 AM

megablue said:
Portal website, assuming KY might still be looking for pieces:

2025 College Basketball Transfer Portal

2025 College basketball Transfer Portal

247sports.com

Slim pickings.

megablue · Sunday at 11:23 AM

AJG-15 said:
We need two more shooters to replace the reliability that we got from shooting from deep that Brea and JR were giving us last year.

We can try to compare Buttler and Lowe or Johnson, or Carr/ AA to Dioubate/ Jelavic or Williams/ Garrison but bottom line we still need two guys to replace Brea and JR.

Williams alone( the only reliable shooter on the roster) is not enough.

When you have only one guy reliable from outside that’s easy to defend regardless what schemes you run. I would argue even two reliable shooters depending on opposition is not crazy good ( a triangle and two can easily counter that). Last year we thrived when we had 3 shooters on the floor ( on on top and two in the corners to balance the floor) .

YES !! You need several, to help insure that at least one is hot on a given night !!

ImTheVillageIdiot · Sunday at 11:26 AM

megablue said:
Be quick, but don't rush it !!

If you go watch tape on Lowe, this is the only fix he needs on his shot. I won’t be shocked if he shoots about 37-38% from three this season

megablue · Sunday at 11:27 AM

ImTheVillageIdiot said:
If you go watch tape on Lowe, this is the only fix he needs on his shot. I won’t be shocked if he shoots about 37-38% from three this season

Yes. Similarly, I thought Travis Perry rushed far too many of his shots this season. I know he can shoot much better than he did. He just needs to adjust to the speed and flow of the college game. I hope he can do it ...

ImTheVillageIdiot · Sunday at 11:30 AM

megablue said:
Yes. Similarly, I thought Travis Perry rushed far too many of his shots this season. I know he can shoot far better than he did. He just needs to adjust to the speed and flow of the college game. I hope he can do it ...

I agree with you. I think we are going to be a very good shooting team and if you add Wilkerson it becomes a serious, serious problem trying to contain us

megablue · Sunday at 11:32 AM

ImTheVillageIdiot said:
I agree with you. I think we are going to be a very good shooting team and if you add Wilkerson it becomes a serious, serious problem trying to contain us

I hope we get Wilkerson. We really need him, I think. He can play ... he's a bucket !!

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CatOfDaVille · Sunday at 12:10 PM

ImTheVillageIdiot said:
Pope knows what he’s doing. He found a guy with good form who needs a simple tweak. Watch this:

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Exactly. Pope's out there playing Moneyball.

LineSkiCat14 · Sunday at 12:17 PM

ellowelzees said:
Did not realize Lowe’s was *that* bad. Another shooter and Chandler taking a second step and I won’t be worried but man those do not inspire confidence

Lowes stats last year really seemed to be an outlier. He was a 35% shooter the year before and basically a 50% shooter in HS.

Cleatortoises · Sunday at 12:49 PM

megablue said:
Yes. Similarly, I thought Travis Perry rushed far too many of his shots this season. I know he can shoot much better than he did. He just needs to adjust to the speed and flow of the college game. I hope he can do it ...

Lies, damn lies and statistics.
For example, according to the above stats, Perry shot 36% 3's in conference.
It was during conference play when it seemed he started rushing.
So 36% isn't great, but it certainly isn't trash.
He'll work it out.

fatguy87 · Sunday at 1:37 PM

I think we will nestle into the 34-36% range from 3 with our current roster.

On the flip side, we should be able to get more offensive rebounds and finish better around the rim compared to last year.

gbl97 · Sunday at 2:13 PM

This past season, we shot 37.5% from three (24th in D1). We have 1 player (Williams) on the current roster shooting at or above that (Dioubate has too small a sample size to reliably project to next season, IMO). If we are wanting to shoot 30-35 threes a game, we need better shooters than what we have.

Coach Marrow · Sunday at 2:18 PM

Lowe’s shooting form is better than lil Boozey’s

megablue · Sunday at 3:59 PM

Cleatortoises said:
Lies, damn lies and statistics.
For example, according to the above stats, Perry shot 36% 3's in conference.
It was during conference play when it seemed he started rushing.
So 36% isn't great, but it certainly isn't trash.
He'll work it out.

I’m a big fan of Perry. My thoughts are that many of his misses this year were rushed shots. That is my only point. I truly think he can shoot 40+% from three, when he settles into the college game.

Cleatortoises · Sunday at 4:40 PM

megablue said:
I’m a big fan of Perry. My thoughts are that many of his misses this year were rushed shots. That is my only point. I truly think he can shoot 40+% from three, when he settles into the college game.

Me too, but I got more panicky later in the year regarding his shooting.
The fact is, he was fine.

Bluesnky · Sunday at 7:43 PM

We are far better off being a team that shoots 34% from 3 and plays defense than being a team that shoots 39% from 3 and doesn’t. And that’s not even mentioning the advantage provided by having more guys to can create off the dribble.

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