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[QUOTE="Bone Dog, post: 5078845, member: 12088"] Maybe it’s just me but I think 50% is a solid 2 pt percentage. Less than that is okay but not stellar. By that thinking, 34% from 3 is ‘break even,’ because it’s the scoring equivalent of 50% from 2. It’s solid, but not spectacular. 40% is spectacular. There’s something to be said for the idea that long rebounds can be an advantage. But I suspect not every team is really built to take full advantage of this. A team like Creighton or Iowa with effectively 4 scrappy guards on the floor does well here. Some of Geno’s guards have also been built for this. Evina Ash Nika especially. MoJeff was the queen of chasing down long rebounds. [/QUOTE]
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