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Date Posted: 15:43:31 03/06/02 Wed
Author: Jon Ralston
Subject: Re: Bowden Bows Out In Style
In reply to: Tiger Casey 's message, "Re: Bowden Bows Out In Style" on 07:38:35 03/06/02 Wed

Well Casey, I guess you and I have different expectations when it comes to guard play. I'd prefer that our guards shoot around 45% from the field and around 35% from beyond the arc. Right now McLemore is shooting 40% from the field and 36% from beyond the arc while Jackson is shooting 41% from the field and 36% from beyond the arc. I would think that if those two were averaging shooting around 44%, 45%, or 46% from the field that we'd have won 4 or 5 more games and possibly won the conference considering we lost some close ones at Irvine, at Long Beach, and at Cal Poly.

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