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If we're depending on Brad to be one of our knockdown shooters, then we're in big trouble.Green is a good shooter. Jones is solid from 15 -17. Gabriel surprised me and knocked down some 3s. Brad can drill the 3 if he gets in the right situation. I hope we do utilize some spot up shooters like Baker more this year.
Green is a good shooter. Jones is solid from 15 -17. Gabriel surprised me and knocked down some 3s. Brad can drill the 3 if he gets in the right situation. I hope we do utilize some spot up shooters like Baker more this year.
Will these two talented frosh be the knockdown shooters that the cats need this season.
this team will have the most knockdown shooters cal has had...knox, green, diallo, baker, shai. im not even counting wenyen, skj. vando is a mystery we dont know.
Will these two talented frosh be the knockdown shooters that the cats need this season.
Like he played killeya jones and gabriel over Willis? Also Alexander was rated higher than Green.Knox will be the first option.
Diallo will be the second option. He needs to show he is a reliable shooter. Cal will get him shots.
Green will probably be the third option. He has a good shot.
The 4 man (Gabriel, Vanderbilt, or Washington) will be the fourth option.
Gilgeous-Alexander and Baker probably won't get enough minutes to be considered reliable shooting options. Cal plays his highly ranked studs most of the minutes.
Good you?Hey there smooth; how ya been bud ?
Knockdown shooters ... I don't expect it. (I consider knockdown shooters to be 37%+) Willis shot 37% last year and Monk shot 39%.
I expect their outside shot to be good enough to make people respect the shot, which opens up the lane for them to drive. I'm guessing both player's 3 pt% for the season to be in the 32%-35% range. This is right where Hawkins was last year. I wouldn't consider him a knockdown shooter, but I never minded him taking the shot when he had it.
I wouldn’t consider any of the big time guys as “shooters.
Don’t get wrapped around percentages when describing shooters.
It’s more about shot selection, rhythm, and adjusting to the speed of the game.
Green, Knox, Baker, all can hit from deep very well. UK should be fine.
says who?Just mail the hardware to Lexington. After all it is a year ending in 8.
It's our birthright you know?
Like he played killeya jones and gabriel over Willis? Also Alexander was rated higher than Green.
Will these two talented frosh be the knockdown shooters that the cats need this season.
Hey there smooth; how ya been bud ?
On this board, Knox has acquired a rep as a perimeter shooter. I have seen him play, and I'm not sure where this comes from. Knox hits an occasional perimeter shot, but he isn't a deadly perimeter scorer. His best scoring looks are inside the paint. There is still a myth that Knox will be a guard at UK. That isn't happening. Starting guards are Green and Diallo. SGA will be 1st guard off the bench. SGA is a pretty good perimeter shooter, but he won't play huge minutes if Diallo and Green stay healthy. Some people will probably disagree, but I think Knox's primary impact will be in our transition game and on the offensive board. When we are in our half court offense, I look for Diallo, Washington, SKJ to be our go-to scorers. After a year with Kenny Payne, SKJ will score inside the paint, although staying on the floor will require him to move his feet on the defensive end.Will these two talented frosh be the knockdown shooters that the cats need this season.
Your post just hives me the chills!I worry a tab bit about SGA and his slow set shot. Kickouts are going to be key but I'm having a hard time seeing him get that shot of consistencly. A zone would really help him but man to man may give him fitzs.
Marquis Teague was a freshman who spent time at point and shooting guard.I've always believed if you're relying on freshman threats from deep, winning a title is nearly impossible. So far we have won zero titles with a freshman shooting guard starting under Cal.
Let me add you to the block list.Your post just hives me the chills!
I think I've entered bizarro world. It seems smooth is asking a question rather than making some of left field statement. I really hope they can be smooth as that will help determine how far it takes us. How ya been smooth?
That Murray kid was a decent shooter.i think of a knock down shooter as someone who, when they get open it's going in and your shocked when it doesn't. we haven't had one of those since lamb, before that it was meeks and then you have to go back to prince. they just don't come around very often.
But can they hit during the tournament against great competition at 18 years old? Stats dont matter, hitting against mississippi state doesnt matter, it's all about when.
I've always believed if you're relying on freshman threats from deep, winning a title is nearly impossible. So far we have won zero titles with a freshman shooting guard starting under Cal.
Something that is dismissed and shouldn't be.[/QUOT
I've heard this before, "they just need to be respectable" and it never ends well.
These are freshman, being in large domes in the tournament is not usually kind to them. If they're average and "respectable" during the season, it's easier and more likely to dissapear under the big lights.
I wish Cal could get a kid that can light it up and stick around. I fear he'll miss 3 titles before he hangs it up simply on that alone.