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[QUOTE="Fightin Choke, post: 2578489, member: 2605"] It's true that Notre Dame hasn't shot the 3-ball very well this season. Baylor's 3-pt. shooting is excellent overall, but a lot of those gaudy numbers occurred vs. that weak OOC schedule. Let's look at the numbers each team produced from 3 during their conference seasons: Mabrey 37% Young 40% (but low shot attempts) Ogunbowale 37% Overall Team 3-pt in conference 37% Wallace 29% Morris 56% Landrum 34% Chou 33% Overall Team 3-pt in conference 33% So Notre Dame has shot the long ball BETTER than Baylor by 4% (37 vs 33) in conference season whereas Baylor shot the 3-ball much better in the OOC schedule (42% vs 31% for ND). Couldn't part of the difference be attributable to the difference in schedule difficulty? [/QUOTE]
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