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Message: [QUOTE="Entropic, post: 4834535, member: 2990"] Threes frequently become long rebounds and your rebounders are generally too low to collect them. Follow your shot doesn't mean don't finish your follow through. It means once you land you don't stand there watching the ball assuming 100% of your shots are going in. It's literally taught that the furthest back player (not shooting) is supposed to rotate back. This is usually a guard. It is meant to prevent an opposing player from being a deep outlet. Also when you shoot your momentum is generally going towards the basket. If you are fading away on threes you are making it way too hard on yourself and you're going to be short more than likely. Since your momentum is going towards the basket already... just keep going. [/QUOTE]