Wait. Look at Boise States again. Do they actually shoot the ball?
Seriously though, I thought it was just me, but looking at the chart it's not. Is there a reason UConn shoots fewer shots from the corner three? Fear of stepping out of bounds, teams better at defending that spot on the floor? Not enough drive and kick to that spot? Just curious, it was a pretty good shot for a lot of past UConn teams.
EDIT: These do not surprise anyone watching UConn this year. I've said Hurley runs some fantastic offensive sets. Does he always have the personnel to make the most of what he runs, no, but he runs fantastic stuff offensively. His defense is also usually pretty good from a statistical POV. That's why Shaka's play call against Hurley's defense was so impressive when they got those two open threes on the slipped screen while clearing out that side of the floor completely and having their ball handler moving to the crowded side of the floor.
