You said he doesn't practice free throws and various nonsense. I said recruiting was bad because the program was bad, as he inherited it. He's done wonders working with under recruited athletic kids that don't have shooting touch. Those were the best kids he could get. Now that he's had some success he's recruiting at a very high level.
I mean it’s not regardless of roster.. it’s because of the roster.
And you did it again!
Uh, I don’t think they keep that stat but also I wasn’t disagreeing with that part you special little guy
You will find it ! Put the trombone down and look! Glad you agree and continue to follow me around the boards like my little excel buddy
I don’t get the trombone thing at all. Do you have me confused with someone else?
Yes. We don't box out. I don't need to know what someone's reputation is to see that when the ball goes in the air, our players don't body-up on an opposing player. It just doesn't happen.
I have no doubt that at times during the day, our players go to a free throw line and shoot free throws. Do I believe every practice there's an edict that "You will shoot free throws until you make 10-15 in a row ... and then we'll hold actual practice" (or similar)? No. Do I believe every practice ends with each player making 100 free throws before they are allowed to leave? No. I just do not believe it is a point of emphasis.
They would be practicing until 3 AM. Most of our players are not good shooters. Some of that repetition would be reinforcing bad habits. Of course, you can always improve your shooting, but true shooters are almost always created before college. We typically do not recruit these players for some reason and consequently have players at almost every position that can’t shoot.
