Quote from: Dave on November 18, 2014, 07:12:16 PMQuote from: Amaseinyourface2 on November 18, 2014, 02:54:19 PMQuote from: newsman13 on November 18, 2014, 08:40:39 AMThe great...You'd have to go back a long way to find a better performance than Harrison's last night. I hope the Knicks are watching.The good. Green IV is an outstanding...dominating...player when he doesn't shoot the three. He only took one last night (which, of course, missed). Branch also only took one. The only players who should be taking that shot are Harrison and Jordan. Period.The bad...I couldn't believe how Franklin Pierce was running their offense in the first half. I was thinking, "We're looking at our new head coach". I didn't think they could sustain it, and they didn't.The ugly. Tarik Turner is lucky he's a big St. John's contributor, otherwise he'd have to pay for his seat to the game. He has his idea of what to say before the game. No matter what happens, he sticks to his game plan. He kept blaming Franklin Pierce's three point onslaught on Obekpa being in foul trouble. I thought Obekpa played under the basket. How would that affect FP's three point shooting? There was zero dropoff when Christian Jones was in the game. Eight points, four rebounds and one blocked shot in eleven minutes is pretty strong. Tarik has come a long way since he started doing the games...now he has to learn to think on his feet. Newsman, was that the first game you've seen Phil Greene play? Dominating? wow that's insane. Telling a guy who shot 40% on 75 3 pointers his junior year to never take one again is just as insane. Phil is a spot up shooter, a pretty good one, but he has never been able to get by defenders consistently and on the rare occasion he has been able to do so, his 'dishes' are few and far between. Phil Greene is a decent shooter when left wide open, on left side, and he doesn't have to put the ball on the floor. Outside of that he shoots at a very low percentage and he is best when attacking the basket in transition. He'd be really good as a change of pace guard off the bench to ball out for 5 minute stints. Yea, thats a spot up shooter. Dont think the side matters though.
Quote from: Amaseinyourface2 on November 18, 2014, 02:54:19 PMQuote from: newsman13 on November 18, 2014, 08:40:39 AMThe great...You'd have to go back a long way to find a better performance than Harrison's last night. I hope the Knicks are watching.The good. Green IV is an outstanding...dominating...player when he doesn't shoot the three. He only took one last night (which, of course, missed). Branch also only took one. The only players who should be taking that shot are Harrison and Jordan. Period.The bad...I couldn't believe how Franklin Pierce was running their offense in the first half. I was thinking, "We're looking at our new head coach". I didn't think they could sustain it, and they didn't.The ugly. Tarik Turner is lucky he's a big St. John's contributor, otherwise he'd have to pay for his seat to the game. He has his idea of what to say before the game. No matter what happens, he sticks to his game plan. He kept blaming Franklin Pierce's three point onslaught on Obekpa being in foul trouble. I thought Obekpa played under the basket. How would that affect FP's three point shooting? There was zero dropoff when Christian Jones was in the game. Eight points, four rebounds and one blocked shot in eleven minutes is pretty strong. Tarik has come a long way since he started doing the games...now he has to learn to think on his feet. Newsman, was that the first game you've seen Phil Greene play? Dominating? wow that's insane. Telling a guy who shot 40% on 75 3 pointers his junior year to never take one again is just as insane. Phil is a spot up shooter, a pretty good one, but he has never been able to get by defenders consistently and on the rare occasion he has been able to do so, his 'dishes' are few and far between. Phil Greene is a decent shooter when left wide open, on left side, and he doesn't have to put the ball on the floor. Outside of that he shoots at a very low percentage and he is best when attacking the basket in transition. He'd be really good as a change of pace guard off the bench to ball out for 5 minute stints.
Quote from: newsman13 on November 18, 2014, 08:40:39 AMThe great...You'd have to go back a long way to find a better performance than Harrison's last night. I hope the Knicks are watching.The good. Green IV is an outstanding...dominating...player when he doesn't shoot the three. He only took one last night (which, of course, missed). Branch also only took one. The only players who should be taking that shot are Harrison and Jordan. Period.The bad...I couldn't believe how Franklin Pierce was running their offense in the first half. I was thinking, "We're looking at our new head coach". I didn't think they could sustain it, and they didn't.The ugly. Tarik Turner is lucky he's a big St. John's contributor, otherwise he'd have to pay for his seat to the game. He has his idea of what to say before the game. No matter what happens, he sticks to his game plan. He kept blaming Franklin Pierce's three point onslaught on Obekpa being in foul trouble. I thought Obekpa played under the basket. How would that affect FP's three point shooting? There was zero dropoff when Christian Jones was in the game. Eight points, four rebounds and one blocked shot in eleven minutes is pretty strong. Tarik has come a long way since he started doing the games...now he has to learn to think on his feet. Newsman, was that the first game you've seen Phil Greene play? Dominating? wow that's insane. Telling a guy who shot 40% on 75 3 pointers his junior year to never take one again is just as insane. Phil is a spot up shooter, a pretty good one, but he has never been able to get by defenders consistently and on the rare occasion he has been able to do so, his 'dishes' are few and far between.
The great...You'd have to go back a long way to find a better performance than Harrison's last night. I hope the Knicks are watching.The good. Green IV is an outstanding...dominating...player when he doesn't shoot the three. He only took one last night (which, of course, missed). Branch also only took one. The only players who should be taking that shot are Harrison and Jordan. Period.The bad...I couldn't believe how Franklin Pierce was running their offense in the first half. I was thinking, "We're looking at our new head coach". I didn't think they could sustain it, and they didn't.The ugly. Tarik Turner is lucky he's a big St. John's contributor, otherwise he'd have to pay for his seat to the game. He has his idea of what to say before the game. No matter what happens, he sticks to his game plan. He kept blaming Franklin Pierce's three point onslaught on Obekpa being in foul trouble. I thought Obekpa played under the basket. How would that affect FP's three point shooting? There was zero dropoff when Christian Jones was in the game. Eight points, four rebounds and one blocked shot in eleven minutes is pretty strong. Tarik has come a long way since he started doing the games...now he has to learn to think on his feet.
How can you shoot 78% from one corner, and 25% or below from straight-away and the other corner? I can understand a slight difference, but that's absurd.
Here is Phil Greene's shot chart from last year. Outside of right corner three and layups he is generally below average everywhere else.
Quote from: desco80 on November 19, 2014, 11:06:28 AMHow can you shoot 78% from one corner, and 25% or below from straight-away and the other corner? I can understand a slight difference, but that's absurd.Might be one eye dominant. Not uncommon. D-Lo shoots for crazy percentages on left side vs right.
Quote from: Dave on November 19, 2014, 10:57:16 AMHere is Phil Greene's shot chart from last year. Outside of right corner three and layups he is generally below average everywhere else.what happened to left side ?
Quote from: Amaseinyourface2 on November 19, 2014, 01:43:52 PMQuote from: Dave on November 19, 2014, 10:57:16 AMHere is Phil Greene's shot chart from last year. Outside of right corner three and layups he is generally below average everywhere else.what happened to left side ? He shoots better. 38 vs 28