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Beautiful charts about our offense, but what gives?
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[QUOTE="auror, post: 4824404, member: 1329"] Some of it is variance, some of it is Karaban's injury, and some of it is that outside of our top 3 starters all our shooters have been bad. Non-Spencer/Karaban/Newton shooters are shooting 21.8% from 3 on the year (19/87). All those guys are either freshmen (Ball, Castle, Stewart, Ross) or have no real history of being a good shooter (Diarra, Clingan, Johnson). You'd think they will shoot better than they have so far, but we have no real reason to expect a regression, either, outside of them saying Ball and Ross can shoot in practice. [/QUOTE]
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