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Message: [QUOTE="cferraro04, post: 4861265, member: 267"] [SIZE=5]Hey Topsail and Hoopsfan22: I understand your concern regarding 3-point shooting. In the past South Carolina has not been that great in 3-point shooting and depended on its bigs and offensive rebounds. Now they have a few good three-point shooters but, all is not what it seems. UConn has some pretty good three-point shooters as well. If we look at who is knocking down threes for South Carolina and who is knocking them down for UConn... we see an example of "statistics damn statistics". Let me show you what I mean...[/SIZE] [B][SIZE=5]South Carolina has:[/SIZE][/B] [SIZE=5]Tetina Paopao - 45-84 .536 Melaysia Fulwiley - 22-64 .344 Bree Hall - 35-72 .486 Ravin Johnson - 13-35 .371 Tessa Johnson - 11-26 .423 Average Threes Made per Game - 7.2 Total Threes made on the Season - 130 - 299 Average Threes for the Season - .435 Highest Number of Threes Made in a Game - Ten (1); Nine (1); Eight (1); Seven (3); Six (2) [B]UConn has:[/B] Paige Bueckers - 44-89 .494 Ashlynn Shade - 32-81 .395 Nika Muhl - 27-62 .435 Qadence Samuels - 22-63 .349 KK Arnold - 14-36 .389 Average Threes Made er Game - 7.6 Total Three Made on the Season - 151 - 389 Average Threes for the Season - .388 Highest Number of Threes Made in a Game - Twelve (2); Eleven (1); Ten (2); Nine (3); Seven (3); Six (4) [B]Conclusions:[/B] 1. On a per-game basis UConn shoots more threes than South Carolina and makes them at a lower percentage. 2. On a per-game basis UConn makes more threes than South Carolina. 3. On the season UConn shoots more threes than South Carolina and makes them at a lower percentage. 4. On the season UConn made more threes than South Carolina. 5. There is no advantage lost to South Carolina concerning three-point shooting. 6. Based on the number of threes made in a game there is a huge chance that UConn will hit more threes in a .....game than South Carolina.[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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