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[QUOTE="OttoinGrotto, post: 5692847, member: 297"]
It's not out of the question for a freshman to be in the 20s, even guys we ended up considering great shooters. Anything over 30% for a freshman, especially on any real volume, is pretty good.

Decided to check a few guys, started with recent guys then ended up just checking out all-time list. It's interesting, I don't know what this really tells us. I think we see some difference in era. Teams used to be a lot more selective about bombing it up and that probably helps some of these percentages.

Chris Bell - 35%

JG3 - 32%

Judah Mintz - 30%

The Spectacular Swider-Man - 28%

Jackson "Buddy" Boeheim - 33%

GMAC - 36%

Andy Rautins - 33%

Trevor Cooney - 27%

Preston Shumpert - 29%

Eric Devendorf - 38%

Demetris Nichols - 24%

Lawrence Moten - 32%

Marius Janulis - 33%

Tyus Battle - 37% would not have guessed this

Todd Burgan - 39%, probably should have let him shoot more

Deshaun Williams - an enigmatic 42%

Brandon Triche - 40%

Elijah Hughes - 27%

Matt Roe - 20% but on 10 attempts

Gbinije - 40% also on 10 attempts

Dirty South - 29%

Adrian Autry - 32%

Jason Hart - 33% but he was like 38% on 2s, weird

Frank Howard - 11%, let if fly Frankie

Scoop Jardine - 28%

Dave Johnson - 15%

Kris Joseph - 27%

Kiyan will learn to help himself. He's taken a lot of dumb threes. I'm guessing if he had more discipline and kept it to in rhythm threes he probably is high 20%s at worst, probably low 30%s, which is pretty normal even for our shooters.
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