It's obviously not a priority to work on with Billy.
Oliver Barry, CRS, GRI, SFR
Oliver Barry, CRS, GRI, SFR
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--Not as much as you think. Free throws are mostly mental and muscle memory. Only thing that prepares you for it is shooting 100 a day, every day and even that doesn't account for the mental aspect of it. I used to ask my players what the easiest shot in basketball is. They would say a layup. I would counter with a free throw-- it just you, the ball, and the rim if you do it right. I then asked what the hardest shot is... the answer? A free throw because it is just you, the ball, the rim, your thoughts, your mental state, and 1000s of screaming fans.While having a high free throw percentage is indicative of many hours of work, a team's high FG percentage is a result of equally hard work as a team spent working together and perfecting an offense. Free thows are wholly an individual stat determined by an individual. It takes a team for all the other shots and stats to happen.
From: Oliver Barry <oliver@bobparks.com>
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Subject: [gatortalk] FW: [gatornews] GatorNews from the Miami Herald, courtesy of JunoGator
--I've purposely buried the lede here, but the last NCAA team to shoot under 70 percent and win a national championship: The 2006-07 Florida Gators.I think this is a red herring statistic. It would be logical that a team that shoots over 70% also shoots well from the floor, the three point line, etc.Oliver Barry, CRS, GRIBob Parks Realty, LLCREO Department145 Maple Row BlvdHendersonville TN 37075Phone: 615-826-4040Mobile: 615-972-4239From: gatornews@googlegroups.com [mailto:gatornews@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of JunoGator
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Subject: [gatornews] GatorNews from the Miami Herald, courtesy of JunoGatorHOOPS: Are freebies Florida's lone Achilles heel?
<6a00d83451b26169e201a5116acd17970c-pi.jpg>(Courtesy hailfloridahail.com)GAINESVILLE -- No. 3 Florida upended Tennessee 67-58 Tuesday night in Thompson-Boling Arena.Despite another hard-fought battle in Knoxville, the Gators (22-2, 11-0 Southeastern Conference) won their 16th straight game thanks to effort, equanimity and a continued pursuit of excellence.The Volunteers (15-9, 6-5 SEC) were red-hot from the field in the first half, but the Gators managed to weather UT's shooting storm and play spoiler as Tennessee teased a national audience once again.While Florida tightened up its interior defense in the second half and made critical plays (Michael Frazier, Scottie Wilbekin treys; Patric Young hustle rebound) when necessary, a (potentially) overlooked factor in Tuesday's victory was the improvement in UF's normally-middling free throw shooting.The Gators shot 77 percent (17-22) from the charity stripe, easily its top mark in conference play all year.For Florida fans, the hope is that its free throw percentage -- 66 percent for the season -- continues to improve. If not, it could doom UF's chances to win a national title.I've purposely buried the lede here, but the last NCAA team to shoot under 70 percent and win a national championship: The 2006-07 Florida Gators.Take a peak of the last decade, and only two teams have shot under 70 percent and won a title.
Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/gator_clause/2014/02/hoops-are-freebies-floridas-lone-achilles-heel.html#storylink=cpyHOOPS: Extra Effort
GAINESVILLE -- This is a senior who really wants to win a championship.
Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/gator_clause/2014/02/hoops-extra-effort.html#storylink=cpyIn Billy Donovan's postgame radio interview, No. 3 Florida's coach called Patric Young's spectacular-save "the play of the year."After the game, Young tweeted:The Gators -- united, experienced and hungry -- have won 16 straight and take on No. 14 Kentucky in primetime Saturday (9 p.m., ESPN) in Rupp Arena.
Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/gator_clause/2014/02/hoops-extra-effort.html#storylink=cpy--
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