Yes, I do think it is a good strategy. Whether it can be executed is a different question. It particularly has potential against a team like Baylor.
You won't see Steph take a 3 point shot again this year. 15-17 foot jumpers? I hope so. She needs to be a threat.
I wasn't really trying to convince you or even address you. You ended up in the midst of the discussion meyers and I were having but that was cool. That's why I suggested taking it off board.
I thought it was an interesting discussion. One I totally disagree with you on...lol.
As I said I don't mind apologizing to you. I just have a very clear vision of what I am remembering and I am now trying to put it in place. I'm glad and appreciate you took the time to tie down the facts I had reconstructed mine from the box scores and memory.
Yeah, your memory was pretty far off. Having her at 46.2% on jumpers from 15+ when she was actually 23% would make me think differently. I would think that low percentage of 15-17 foot shots would be indicative of her capabilities at the 3. The further out you are the lower your percentage (most of the time).
I still disagree with meyers points but disagreement isn't the end of the world. It is simply non-functional to say that you should not do something until you prove you can do it in a game. Doing it in practice as reported for Stef by some it at least a starting point to risk doing it in a game. Stef almost let one fly from on the 3pt line last night but decided against it.
She didn't do it because she is not that good at it. I don't see the good in the risk of her shooting 3's.
When I said I never believe you I assumed you knew I was kidding thus the
. I think I have disagreed with few things you have said.
I knew you were kidding about that. But you said " I'll rewatch them and apologize. " I didn't think you would need to rewatch to apologize. I did that for you. That is why I asked if you believed me.
