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[QUOTE="Cheriehoop, post: 1365200, member: 127"]
All guards from 2005-200 through 2014-2015 - worst to best overall %
MCW - .389, .294 overall .306
Cooney - .309, .375, .267 overall .329
Flynn - .348, .317 overall .333
Triche - .400, .333, .350, .288 overall .333
Waiters - .329 , .363 overall .348
Ennis - .353 overall, .353
McNamara - .357, .389, .340, .334 overall .354
Scoop - .278 ,.389, .357 & .379 overall .364
Andy - .326, .356, .366 & .407 overall .374
Devo - .376, .353 , .407 & .390 overall .378

Sure looks like for the most part, staying in college improves one's 3 point shooting. It mustn't be that important to NBA teams for guards to be highly coveted though.

Below are SU's forwards overall 3point % who shot at least ninety 3 point attempts in any year in the past 10 years. The other forwards didn't take nor make many. Lowest to high again.

Joseph - .331
Greene - .345
Nichols -.358
Southerland - .370
Johnson - .415

Ironically as our recruiting nationally improved after 2010 ,we haven't had any productive forward 3 point shooters to spread the offense. (bet BJ will be one his last 2 years after he redshirts).
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