If you like fouls at the wrong time in crucial situations then Agee is your guy.

Papa Joe said:

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Top 3 in Texas A&M basketball history in making 3's:

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man over the last 30 years we must be one of the worst 3 point shooting teams of all time. it's pretty amazing we have had the success we have when looking at our leader board.

Here's our own record book. With a min of only 100 attempts Dominguez is actually currently #1 by 5 percentage points.

bobinator said:

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Here's our own record book. With a min of only 100 attempts Dominguez is actually currently #1 by 5 percentage points.

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Unless he goes cold which I don't think is happening he'll blow that record out of the water.

Imagine Josh Carter paired with Ruben in Bucky ball. My gosh

bobinator said:

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I kinda think Griffen and Josh Carter are similar players. Three point line was also like 2.5 feet closer in back then.

Carter flashed and attacked the basket more but Griffen's been doing more of that lately.

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Man I don't remember Carter attacking the rim more than single digit times, and that was all his senior year. I feel like he was glued to the line his whole career.

Almost 40% of his career FG attempts were two pointers and his junior and senior years he shot over 200 FTs combined.

bobinator said:

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Almost 40% of his career FG attempts were two pointers and his junior and senior years he shot over 200 FTs combined.

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Thanks. Sheesh I don't remember that at all.

A big chunk of his twos were definitely long twos and midrange shots but yeah, you don't get fouled that much if you're just floating around the perimeter.

He wasn't a great driver but he could flash and slash. He was actually a decent dunk threat.

jeremy said:

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Man, Dibba struggled finishing at the rim yesterday. We left a lot of points out there.

Imagine if we get all of our guys firing at a good clip. We can beat anybody.

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Dibba? The entire team struggles at finishing close to the basket.

Is this info correct? If yes, then interesting additional piece of info relative to the shooting percentages. Although there could also be data out there showing a move of 2 feet, or around 10% distance increase, really has minimal impact on shooting percentage.

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The 3-point line came to college basketball in the 1986-87 season, starting at 19 feet, 9 inches. The men's line moved to 20'9" in 2008-09 and then to the current 22'1" in 2019-20

And boy Dominguez looked comfortable pulling up 5 feet behind the line that one time on Saturday.

I just looked it up and the Liga ACB 3 point line is pretty close to the NCAA line.

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FIBA/ACB Arc: 6.75 meters (22' 1.75").

FIBA/ACB Corners: The arc intersects the sideline parallel lines, making it slightly shorter in the corners, similar to the NBA's setup.

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It has a big difference on shooting percentages for a couple of seasons. Like '19-20 and '20-21 were the worst three point shooting seasons in the history of college basketball.

The first jump didn't have quite a big of a drop off because the line only moved a foot and three point rate overall wasn't nearly as high back then as it is now.

surely Ruben is NBA bound with his shooting % coming from Spain and now in college ball. at 6 foot 6, surely. I know he's got a ways to go defensively, but that 3% is insane

zgolfz85 said:

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surely Ruben is NBA bound with his shooting % coming from Spain and now in college ball. at 6 foot 6, surely. I know he's got a ways to go defensively, but that 3% is insane

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Still not sure due to basically being a one trick pony.

The NCAA line is the FIBA line now essentially. There's a tiny bit of variance of a couple of inches along the sidelines because the FIBA court isn't quite as wide. But that was part of the point of moving the line back in '19-'20 is making that easier to standardize.

A classic "what are we doing here" were those couple of seasons where the men's line moved back, but the women's didn't, AND it was still inside of the FIBA line which is inside of the NBA line so you'd see courts with four different three point lines on them.

Amigos Tres

Agee and Hill need to STOP!!!!

Hill yes but I think Agee has to keep shooting in certain situations, especially late in the shot clock. He shot 39% from out there last year on a decent sample size. Right now I think he's in his own head and he's hesitating.