Biorhythms for U of L @UNC: 7 pm Start

Ramrouser said:
I hope a part of the Heels' atrocious rebounding was due to Henri not being 100% with the short turnaround from Saturday's game @ Syracuse. He'll now have 5 full days to rest with no travel so I bet Saturday's effort will be better. No excuse for the rest of the team.
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He definitely did not look himself on either end of the court.
 
finesse said:
Those, I'm pretty sure, are Carolina Fever aliases. I think there might be more but I'm not sure. It one of those things you're forced to notice, not something you study.
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FWIW things are much better since I put them all on ignore a while back. He single handedly ruins game threads with his broken record whining.
 
The fact that we still won that game - and at one point led by 16 points in the second half - with Veesaar not having his best game (and without Caleb) is overall a good sign for this team, imo. Seth and some other players really stepped up last night when they had to if we were going to win.
 
heelinhell said:
He improved considerably and as senior in HS he now shoots well over 80% from the FT line and is the leading scorer in his small conference.
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It is much easier to improve in childhood than in adult hood. Not impugning your grandson, because it's not easy to shoot 80% from the line in any context. But I think the point is that the work needed to improve as a 15 year old is much less than as a 20 year old. 20 year old needs to practice way more. That's why most NBA players do not really improve their FT percentage over time. A few do (Karl Malone) but not many. Lebron has been a fairly poor FT shooter over his whole career. He clearly became a much better 3 point shooter with a lot of practice, but he's left over a thousand points at the line compared to other prolific scorers. If he shot what MJ shot from the line, he'd be at like 45000 points or something even more absurd.
 
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