76ciology wrote:Phillybul wrote:76ciology wrote:I think Dylan Harper’s shooting is a major concern that’s being overlooked because of his elite positional size, defense, playmaking, and ability to get to the rim. But the truth is, if he can’t shoot, none of that really matters, we’ve seen how that played out with MCW.
What issues with his shooting are major?
On 3s, Harper shot just 29.9% against top 150 and top 50 opponents, padding his numbers with 40% shooting against bottom 215 teams.
In the halfcourt, he shot only 30% on both threes and midrange attempts across all opponents.
Across four years of high school, he averaged just 32.5% from three.
Kevin O’Connor noted: “I watched all 104 of Dylan Harper’s misses at Rutgers, 24 either hit the backboard, were airballs, or got blocked, and nearly a third veered noticeably left or right. On catch-and-shoot attempts, 22.2% of his misses went left and 19.4% went right.”
Visually, his shot is flat with a low release point. In hindsight, calling it a “major concern” might be overstating it, but it’s definitely a concern.
Good stuff posted.