LaxAddict38
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Their shooting total at 59 is a product of extra possessions from face-off and ride. Little Petro is a volume shooter, has been one since high school. Depending on time on shot clock there is an analytics argument to saying that shooting for corners and missing the net is fine, where getting saved is a turnover.7%?
I'm always frustrated when Carcaterra tells us once again how Rhoa is so ambidextrous that you can't tell which is his dominant hand. Look, the guy is fast, a great athlete, has a rocket shot...but 7%? I doubt many other first line middies on top ten teams are shooting that low.
Which brings me to Dominic Pietramala and Carcaterra telling us how, "He doesn't get shy when he shoots 1-10 and puts most of his shots in the upper deck of the Dome...he just keeps shooting." I'll go out on a limb and say it's easier to NOT get shy when your father is one of the coaches. Yes, he can score. Yes, he has a cannon. But I cannot remember anyone being allowed to shoot 10 times in a half and only get one on goal. Most guys get pulled. He scored 6, but took 20 shots. That's wild.
UNC took 59, Pietramala took 20. I doubt a player is green lighted to shoot 20 times if his father isn't in the huddle. Matan and Duffy took 8 and 7. But 20?!
Must be nice...
He misses the net a lot but he rarely gets saved, so often times when he shoots it's a goal or shot backup, therefore his misses don't hurt as much as other players misses might.