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As I recall, Maymon started the year shooting very well from the foul line. For instance, he was 16-17 in the first Memphis game.
After his 2-5 effort last night, he's now shooting only 62% for the season.
What has happened?
Agree. That was the most improved thing I had seen since the offseason is Maymons freethrows. At the first of the year, he was automatic and then........
As I recall, Maymon started the year shooting very well from the foul line. For instance, he was 16-17 in the first Memphis game.
After his 2-5 effort last night, he's now shooting only 62% for the season.
What has happened?
Stopped bending his knees and finishing on his toes.
Again, very basic correction. You can't shoot the ball stifflegged.
As I recall, Maymon started the year shooting very well from the foul line. For instance, he was 16-17 in the first Memphis game.
After his 2-5 effort last night, he's now shooting only 62% for the season.
7 for 14 at the line (as a team) against GA last night. THat and 20 turnovers will lose most SEC games, regardless of who you play. FOr some reason our FT shooting has been consistently inconsistent
As I recall, Maymon started the year shooting very well from the foul line. For instance, he was 16-17 in the first Memphis game.
After his 2-5 effort last night, he's now shooting only 62% for the season.
7 for 14 at the line (as a team) against GA last night. THat and 20 turnovers will lose most SEC games, regardless of who you play. FOr some reason our FT shooting has been consistently inconsistent
I've now said it 2,735.5 times. Last night uga scores 27 points off our turnovers and fouls. That is almost half their points, we played great half court defense then give them the game pretty much. If we make our ft's don't commit dumb fouls and don't turn it over we can play with anyone, if we do those things we can lose to anyone. Simple as that.
maymon alone is losing about 4-5 points a night at the free throw line, thats pathetic. these are the easiest points you can possibly get, im not asking for 95% but i think 80% isnt asking too much.
I am not going to argue on the point that he needs to improve his FT shooting. He does. But why dont you look up how many post players in college basketball (or NBA for that matter) shoot 80%. That is asking too much for reality. If he can get to 70% he is probably about where he realistically should be.
When he got 38 against Memphis the first time i thought we had awaken a sleeping giant but the guy tends to disappear on us.His foul shooting is probably mental