Dude - I’m not criticizing him. I’m analyzing him.
Here is what I said:
A) well, that’s just a true statement. duh.
B) my real point is (and I realize I didn’t make this clear, but I was mostly just trying to rile up @DFresh11), if he were coming into the game and draining his shots at a high percentage, I bet he would be playing a lot more, which I would like to see, which is why it would be better if he made them.
A) well, that’s just a true statement. duh.
B) my real point is (and I realize I didn’t make this clear, but I was mostly just trying to rile up @DFresh11), if he were coming into the game and draining his shots at a high percentage, I bet he would be playing a lot more, which I would like to see, which is why it would be better if he made them.
A.
Ok- your analysis is accurate just as would an analysis that states scoring more points than your opponent regularly will give you a better win/loss record.
B. My real point in my comment was to point out that we should apply that same analysis to Harris, and by that analysis, Eli should get some of Harris’ minutes because Harris hits fewer shots than Eli.
With your in depth analytical skills - no doubt you will soon be appointed a Head Coach WFS, if that is a role worthy of your time. . All good - Go Hoos and go Eli.
Also fun little nugget… if the refs had called a foul and then ruled that he landed before the release… then by rule the basket doesn’t count and he would get 2 free throws