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  • #31
    Re: Up Next: Savannah State

    Originally posted by unipanthers8907 View Post
    3-for-20 on 3s. That doesn't bother me so much. We had a lot of open looks and kept shooting them, they just weren't falling. You have nights like that, I'm just glad it came tonight against Savannah State instead of Saturday (knock on wood).

    I'm more concerned about the poor free throw shooting the last two games...
    Free throw shooting is a serious monkey on our back right now. What the heck happened??!
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    • #32
      Re: Up Next: Savannah State

      I wonder if Tuttle has a wrist injury. His release isn't as crisp and he doesn't seem to have the same hand strength right now.

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      • #33
        Re: Up Next: Savannah State

        Based on the stats from last year, everyone is shooting pretty close to the same % from the free throw line (Tuttle is down 5%, Deon is up 1%).

        I've actually been surprised with Wes' %. As a team, I just don't see us improving a whole lot.

        I can't account for missing what seems like 10 straight front end of one-in-ones...

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        • #34
          Re: Up Next: Savannah State

          Originally posted by OhNewby View Post
          Based on the stats from last year, everyone is shooting pretty close to the same % from the free throw line (Tuttle is down 5%, Deon is up 1%).

          I've actually been surprised with Wes' %. As a team, I just don't see us improving a whole lot.

          I can't account for missing what seems like 10 straight front end of one-in-ones...
          AJ was a decent FT shooter but Sonnen and Koch were basically automatic. I just didn't figure they essentially kept that Top 10 % afloat on their own.

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          • #35
            Re: Up Next: Savannah State

            Jake turned into an average free throw shooter last year, and yes Marc was automatic but hardly got there because he shot so many 3's.

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            • #36
              Re: Up Next: Savannah State

              Originally posted by achrist70 View Post
              Jake turned into an average free throw shooter last year, and yes Marc was automatic but hardly got there because he shot so many 3's.
              Jake was 4th in the MVC at 80.3% last year - not really average. However, I agree with many here that we need to get a handle on the free throw thing - totally correctable.
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