[zoo youk]

he never learns

[tto827]

It's what happens when you recruit athletic freaks who get 15's on their ACT. They are so athletic that fundamentals aren't important against subpar high school talent. And even when they play good talent, the majority of kids lack the same skills they do.

[zoo youk]

It's what happens when you recruit athletic freaks who get 15's on their ACT. They are so athletic that fundamentals aren't important against subpar high school talent. And even when they play good talent, the majority of kids lack the same skills they do.

its truely amazing they won by 13 tonight and went 23-36 from the FT line and gave up 19 offensive rebounds!

[ebbearsfb1]

missed one free throw during money time

[Big Bear]

raw talent. He gets one and done players who never hang around long enough to get polished

[ebbearsfb1]

also most of these kids, never play in any tight games in high school where foul shooting is important..

so they never had the need to learn to shoot free throws, when everything in hs was a break away dunk or 3 pointer


atleast thats my experience from the kids i know who i played against who have gone to d1 schools

[Louisvillekid1]

17/18 year kids,

can you ever post something meaningful to this forum?

[texhooper]

should have had two rings if his kids could have hit free throws down the stretch against kansas several years back. it's just not something he worries about for whatever reason, probably the kind of kids he gets like ebbears was saying. to add to that, when you're working with kids like that, your big focus is getting them to buy into their roles, because they're all used to getting all the touches and putting up 25-30 a night. he also is very open about trying to get as many kids as he can to the nba, and free throw shooting isn't exactly high on the list when you're evaluating who you should draft.

[MUHerd37]

Defending national champs. What does he need to learn?

[mikemca]

Nerlens Noel is a beast all by himself.Scary to think what he could be if he just put on a few pounds and developed a Tim Duncan post up game.

That kid Marshall Henderson is a punk.

[zoo youk]

17/18 year kids,

can you ever post something meaningful to this forum?

your saying that to me? the irony...next time i'll post a video with lines of blow lined out and talking about utter nonsense...yeah thats some real contribution.

[zoo youk]

Defending national champs. What does he need to learn?

he could have two under his belt if Memphis knew how to shoot FTs that year.

[zoo youk]

should have had two rings if his kids could have hit free throws down the stretch against kansas several years back. it's just not something he worries about for whatever reason, probably the kind of kids he gets like ebbears was saying. to add to that, when you're working with kids like that, your big focus is getting them to buy into their roles, because they're all used to getting all the touches and putting up 25-30 a night. he also is very open about trying to get as many kids as he can to the nba, and free throw shooting isn't exactly high on the list when you're evaluating who you should draft.

agreed but its not very hard to bring somebody in and take an extra hour in practice and have everyone go to the line and tell them they aren't ending practice every night until every one hits 20 outta 25 straight free throws. apparently he doesn't do anything of that sort.

[tto827]

your saying that to me? the irony...next time i'll post a video with lines of blow lined out and talking about utter nonsense...yeah thats some real contribution.

Granted LK jumped on you a bit unnecessarily here (but he's just backing up his boy). C'mon, Lkid contributes as much as anyone does to this forum. You, sweep, and Lkid are all solid posters, how about you guys settle your differences and attack the real asshats here, cause there are a lot of them.

[k13]

Defending national champs. What does he need to learn?

He finally won one after 20 years, wow.

Guy can't even win a championship with an all nba team playing in College.

[k13]

17/18 year kids,

http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/players-ta...l#post15249320

Nothing is easier to do than shoot free throws no matter what age you are.

[tto827]

http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/players-ta...l#post15249320

Nothing is easier to do than shoot free throws no matter what age you are.

Agreed. I was an 83% free throw shooter in middle school. For fukks sake, I still had to have a little jump to get it to the hoop consistently.
Only exceptions are the dudes with HUGE hands, thats like us trying to shoot a tennis ball, which is difficult. But gimme 5 million a year, and I think I'd find a way to shoot at least 70%.

[texhooper]

i personally will never forget this game as long as i live.

[tto827]

^^^ That and Da'sean Butlers torn ACL are two of the toughest moments of TV to watch. Not a fan of Calipari, but he was a class act at the end of that game.

[ebbearsfb1]

Everyone at sbr shoots 95% from the line. ..
Shooting free throws during a road game where fans are going nutty is a bit different than shooting with your boys in the backyard..

[ebbearsfb1]

I shoot about a 100% from my count
85% in nba2k13
And about 75% when I hit the black top

Uk 7 out of 8 from the line during money time is what matters

[MUHerd37]

He finally won one after 20 years, wow.

Guy can't even win a championship with an all nba team playing in College.

Those 2 sentences contradict each other don't they? Winning a national title isn't easy. There are only like 11 active coaches that have won a national title.

[ebbearsfb1]

well free throw shooting buries me tonight.

kid for miami ohio missed 3 free throws with one second left in the game to not cover by .5