Killboard wrote:Worm Guts wrote:Killboard wrote:Griffin shoot .590 in college.
Malone shoot .682 in his second season in Louisiana.
But the point is which is the trend? Cause you cant make assumptions based on exceptions.
Tim Duncan shot both 60 percent and 80 percent as season averages. There are a bunch of examples of players who have improved, although many times they seem to fluctuate. Chris Webber shot in the 50's earlier in his career, had seasons around 80, then dropped again late in his career. Zach Randolph and Al Jefferson are also players who have fluctuated between 60 and 80 percent.
Big point is all of them shown more range than okafor besides their FT%. Malone, duncan, webber, Randolph, Griffin they had good mechanics on in game situation jumpers.
Okafor didnt show that last year neither, except for a 10 feet bank shot. He could be an average FT shooter in the future, but the evidence indicate the opposite way.
Griffin didn't shoot jumpers at all in college, I don't know about the rest of them. That goes back a ways.



















