Cat Barber: 38.4 MPG, 21.8 PPG, 411 FG%, 322 3P%
Jamel Artis: 27.8 MPG, 16.1 PPG, 539 FG%, 403 3P%
Mike Young: 27.1 MPG, 17.2 PPG, 577 FG%
On TV and also on the Internet, they like to hype up things like the Points Per Game but.... if you look more closely at the stats, particularly the FG%, you can get a good reason why we are 4-1 in the ACC and NCS, is 0-5.
Also, Cat Barber is 125 for 148 in FTS, for a % of 845.
Mike Young is 91 for 108 for a % of 843.
Both are good FT shooters and both get to the line a lot... with the difference re Cat Barber being the amount of minutes he is playing.
The key on Barber is to play good defense on him WITHOUT FOULING... and without collapsing to the inside and leaving their perimeter 3ball shooters with open shots. Not an easy task and he will probably be out there the entire 40 minutes.
Jamel Artis: 27.8 MPG, 16.1 PPG, 539 FG%, 403 3P%
Mike Young: 27.1 MPG, 17.2 PPG, 577 FG%
On TV and also on the Internet, they like to hype up things like the Points Per Game but.... if you look more closely at the stats, particularly the FG%, you can get a good reason why we are 4-1 in the ACC and NCS, is 0-5.
Also, Cat Barber is 125 for 148 in FTS, for a % of 845.
Mike Young is 91 for 108 for a % of 843.
Both are good FT shooters and both get to the line a lot... with the difference re Cat Barber being the amount of minutes he is playing.
The key on Barber is to play good defense on him WITHOUT FOULING... and without collapsing to the inside and leaving their perimeter 3ball shooters with open shots. Not an easy task and he will probably be out there the entire 40 minutes.
