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Message: [QUOTE="orangefan13, post: 1560342, member: 906"] G is up there. Malachi had his first lackluster game, and Cooney is still shakey. But what really got me posting this was Kaleb drained alot of shots the first frew games to be our best then took 0 threes the last two although he played 4 minutes one game and had to play the point the other. Lydon is 3-3 the last two games and they looked automatic. They just lack the experience taking alot of them. Some things make you laugh like when a opponent just goes off for three against us, I think Kaleb, Cooney, G, Gbinije and Lydon are all not only capable of just hitting 2-3 threes, but also 6-10 every one of them. I do wonder why we don't have 1-2 guys who do that every game if not every other. I find it perplexing knowing we have all these shooters and yet some nobody from st bonnies gets hot and hits every piece of garbage from nba range with someone draped all over him and 2 seconds on the clock. (Its not but it almost appears as some sort of mind control to make us miss and for them to hit at times). I am at a point where if we don't have someone hitting atleast 6 threes every other game and atleast 4-5 every game something is wrong in our shooting toughness department. You watch other teams and they just have shooters who know they are going to make the shot. No doubt in their mind. And they do it against us gets me alittle jealous I guess. Of course as bad luck would have it as the curse does with our team ([U]not other teams though [/U]must be angels battling against us in the supernatural realm or something). One of our guys we hoped would shoot the three Frank Howard has cooled off. When that happens we have to state two things. One that this player has cooled off so another one doesn't, and two maybe we are wrong altogether, and he will pick it back up :p. [/QUOTE]

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