SFHoya99
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Post by SFHoya99 on Dec 16, 2007 14:59:17 GMT -5
So, SirSaxa, are you saying you like or do not like Austin?
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mapei
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Post by mapei on Dec 16, 2007 16:32:05 GMT -5
Last year Jeremiah made me nervous every time he touched the ball. This year he has an assist every 9.9 minutes (Chris has one every 9.2 minutes) and has only two turnovers all year! His shooting percentage is 45%, roughly the same as Chris (44%) and Jon (43%). He's become really good.
Austin has the lowest turnover rate of anyone on the team not named Jeremiah, is scoring at the same rate as DaJuan, Jon and Jessie, and is shooting an amazing 61%, the highest on the team except for the centers (Roy is at 66%, Vern at 62%; PE2 is right up there with 60%).
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Post by WilsonBlvdHoya on Dec 17, 2007 6:38:31 GMT -5
Ewing's shooting %s are totally skewed right now; he's around 20-24 from 2 and 2-13 or so from 3 (especially unusual since he shot ~ 44% from 3 last year). Let's hope he straightens out the long ball % soon...
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prhoya
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Post by prhoya on Dec 17, 2007 7:58:22 GMT -5
It's O.K. Pat should focus on the 2s and leave the 3s to all the shooters on the team. His 3s are great, but we need his body down low for rebounding.
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Gold Hoya
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Post by Gold Hoya on Dec 17, 2007 13:22:03 GMT -5
Anybody else notice he doesn't do that ridiculous spin move every time he crosses the time line these days? It was the wholly unnecessary one he'd do in place despite his defender being inside the three point line. It was like his security blanket. Now he's matured and its gone.  He used it once at Ball State, but it was situationally correct! |
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Post by badgerhoya on Dec 17, 2007 16:07:06 GMT -5
Anybody else notice he doesn't do that ridiculous spin move every time he crosses the time line these days? It was the wholly unnecessary one he'd do in place despite his defender being inside the three point line. It was like his security blanket. Now he's matured and its gone. He used it once at Ball State, but it was situationally correct! I thought I heard once that the reason they did the spin move was that it was a signal to the rest of the team to start the offensive sets. In other words, highly intentional - not highly unnecessary. |
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Hoya06
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Post by Hoya06 on Dec 17, 2007 16:09:54 GMT -5
All the guards do it. Some more smooth than others. But it is the signal to start the offense.
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