I
Years ago
At what percentage do you start to rate shooting as exceptional.
What is a pass mark and at what percenage do you think restrictions need to be placed to those who think they can shoot but cant.
looking at some stats - there are few shooting below 25% but putting up shot after shot - do you give them green light to keep firing and hopefully get back in the zone
multi function polis
Years ago
depends on the level of comp as to what %s you would consider acceptable.
Ineedmore
Years ago
I could be wrong but I think I remember reading Michael Jordan had a career average of 50 per cent from the field?
Happy to be corrected if I'm wrong.
But that's not a bad starting point, arguably the best player every to play the game only hit half of his shots.
Of course he wasn't a centre, Bill Russell, Wilt, but as I said, a starting point.
I
Years ago
i am referring to ABA Women /Men - i suggest percentage for both should be the same but what are acceptable pass grades - A / B / C LEVEL
multi function polis
Years ago
at abl
again depends on the player -
shooting guard 3 pointers 40%
deuces - 60%
Foul line 80%
KingJames
Years ago
What player (that gets consistent minutes) shoots at 60% fg or 40% from 3point range?
Juror 12
Years ago
mfp,
Not many ABL players should be shooting then!
Only one person in ABL with more than 1 FTA per game is averaging 80% or more from the line - Darren NG.
For threes, only Breheny (!?), Pearce, Howell, Madgen and Bond make the 40% mark (again more than 1 #PA per game)
For twos it is a bit harder to work out but it looks like no one who shoots at least three times per game is above 60%. Creek looks to be closest at around 58%.
multi function polis
Years ago
in this day and age probably more guard role players -
to hit the trey of a catch and shoot
shoot a duece of the dribble
Cat in the Hat
Years ago
mfp - you're kidding with those percentages, right? Wow.
torrens footbridge
Years ago
i think foul shooting could be better across the board
Perimeter Players-
Shooting %= 45%
3PT %= 35%
FT %= 80%
Post Players
Shooting %= 50%+
3PT %= 35%
FT %= 80%
Frankly, the only reason why shooting percentages are so low in ABA comps is because teams simply don't practice them frequently enough. I've also noticed the assist/turnover ratio is absolutely apalling. It should be about 2 assists per turnover in a game. So around 20 assists should be 10 turnovers. But frequently you get 20 turnovers and like 10 assists.
Big Marty
Years ago
MFP, Larry Bird got about 4 seasons averaging 40,50,90 and we're talking about one of the best shooters of the game.
There aren't that many people out there who are going to hit that.
Better to aim for 40,40,75 as your standard, with a 40,45,85 as your "Take notice" radar.
Camel 31
Years ago
At state basketball league level -
Carla Borrego is first in FG% = 59%
second in scoring = 23.0 points
(4th in rebounds = 10.4)
multi function polis
Years ago
sorry i was just going by my averages when I played
MACDUB
Years ago
It is incredible to go 40,50,90 over 4 seasons like Bird did.
Steve Nash did it 5 seasons in a row from the 2005-06 season to the 2009-2010 season.
In fact, some of Nash's shooting seasons have been unbelievable, heres a list of some of his best ones: 50,47,91
50,43,93 (twice)
53,45,90
A good target for a SG in the NBL would be:
45, 36, 80
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