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Shot Distribution/Quality of Shot
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[QUOTE="Punkbo, post: 4525736, member: 12056"] I realize that we just played two mediocre teams and we have a lot improve on the offensive end, but this is an area where we’ve shown vast improvement. I believe the coaching staff deserves some credit for it. Jordan Hawkins - Easy analysis. Our only volume shooter. Always has the green light. Was not at his best yesterday, but no reason to worry about him. Adama Sanogo - Has improved his passing skills, which helps his shot selection. There are less times I’m screaming “NO” at the TV as he attacks double and triple teams. But I’m also impressed with his 3-point shooting. Relatively efficient shooter. Only takes them when he’s confident he can make them. 2nd on the team in 3PT %….Wow! Tristen Newton - Finally attacking the rim and shooting with confidence. Please continue this trend. We’re much more successful with a confident Newt. Alex Karaban - Excellent at reading the flow of the game and adjusts accordingly. When Hawk is hot, AK is willing to distribute rather than pulling the trigger. Yesterday, when Hawk was struggling a bit, AK made some big ones. I love this kid. Andre Jackson - I’ve said previously that AJ’s shot selection should be dunks and layups with the occasional floaters and 3-pointers. His shot selection yesterday was excellent. The floater was ugly, but I still think this should be part of his repertoire. It sounds strange, but Adama should be his role model when it comes to 3-point shooting. Never thought I’d say that. Let’s get more shots for Joey C. Go Huskies! [/QUOTE]
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