Barkley6 wrote:Kjdills13 wrote:PLEASE READ
Don't want to burst bubbles , but people who think a COACH is going to make a player a better shooter is delusional , all of these players have been getting coached by competent coaches for many years now. The value is in the scheme and system (fit) a coach brings very little fundamental improvements. 
It is very rare at this stage in a players career "unless that player works his butt off on his own" that a player BECOMES a good shooter. Just like it's rare for a QB to become "more accurate"
Sorry, that's just not true. Maybe a head coach isn't going to be working with his players on this, but almost every staff employs a shooting coach for this very reason, to correct people's shot mechanics, help them speed up their release, etc., yes it requires a player to work hard, but to say that coaching can't improve shooting is one of the dumbest things I've heard on this board. 
Also, scheme and system can also improve shooting % by putting players in positions to take shots they are comfortable with and in good rhythm. 
Sounds like you're the one who is delusional.
 
So the university of Kansas does not have a good shooting coach? 
Or anyone on Watson’s staff
Or anyone who coached his AAU TEAMS
All of those coaches couldn’t make him better 
But NOW we have a magic shooting coach?
Like I said percentages will
Go up because we will get more open shots
At the professional level fundamentals is a small coaching point, it’s the player that needs to put in the work to improve, so yes can players improve YES, but the coach isn’t the magic wand, it’s the players work ethic to take a million reps to improve that part of their game. Not the coach , the coach helps a lot more in other aspects of the game