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When will you be able to pinpoint a loss on exactly one factor with 100% certainty? I bet it's never.
How long until we lose a game because of poor free-throw shooting??? I bet it's either Monday or Tuesday
I know this is talked about a lot, but if I was Presby's coach and only down 4 with 3 minutes left I'm gonna start fouling the crap out of K-State. Thank God they didn't because I think they had a shot to win if they did.What do you guys think?
I think if my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle.
Quote from: AzCat on November 20, 2010, 11:22:16 AMWhat did you do to my head?
Nothing enrages me more than hearing the blue hairs bitch about free throw shooting.
Interesting read on our FT shootinghttp://uponfurtherreview.kansascity.com/?q=node/2688
Suppose you shoot 670 FTs and you shoot them at an average rate of, say, 70%. That means you will miss 201 FTs. But, suppose you shoot 1,098 of them at 65%. That means you will miss 714 !! That’s over 500 more misses than an average D1 school.… and that’s assuming 65% - not 50.6%.
HOW BIG A DEAL IS IT?It’s potentially a really big deal
QuoteSuppose you shoot 670 FTs and you shoot them at an average rate of, say, 70%. That means you will miss 201 FTs. But, suppose you shoot 1,098 of them at 65%. That means you will miss 714 !! That’s over 500 more misses than an average D1 school.… and that’s assuming 65% - not 50.6%.His first calculation is correct, but then he somehow gets the second calculation backwards. 714 is the number of shots you'll make. 384 is the number you'll miss.