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Message: [QUOTE="OttoMets, post: 2064833, member: 716"] Scoop and Arinze are the first two who come to mind as counterexamples. It'd be interesting to chart this, but my casual observation is that kids often come in and shoot inconsistently as freshmen, then plateau as sophomores and hover within a couple percentage points of that for the rest of their careers. So there's statistical improvement from the first year to the fourth year, but -- especially for kids who play sparingly as freshmen -- some of that is due to the freshman year percentage being artificially low. [/QUOTE]