Max Power
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I didn't know Buddy was at 44%. But, my real surprise is that so many seem pleased that he is struggling?
44% isn't horrible, especially for a rookie guard.
I didn't know Buddy was at 44%. But, my real surprise is that so many seem pleased that he is struggling?
I'm saying I thought it was about 30% (from looking at Yahoo). But, it is not yet a concern. He wasn't sensational as a freshman at OU. He learned it.44% isn't horrible, especially for a rookie guard.
I'm saying I thought it was about 30% (from looking at Yahoo). But, it is not yet a concern. He wasn't sensational as a freshman at OU. He learned it.
I didn't know Buddy was at 44%. But, my real surprise is that so many seem pleased that he is struggling?
I didn't know Buddy was at 44%. But, my real surprise is that so many seem pleased that he is struggling?
i haven't seen one person seem pleased that he is struggling
Neither have I. I think Syb may have misunderstood something someone said. I would call out a poster personally who seemed to be pleased Buddy is struggling.
I can't think of a single reason why everyone on this board would not want to see him be successful as a pro and in whatever he decides to do when his NBA career is over.
By the way, according to the Pelican's web site, Buddy is shooting 37% from the field and 29% from three point range. Those numbers are improvements over what he was averaging a little more than two weeks ago. He's also shooting 87% from the free throw line, so he hasn't lost his touch much in that area of his game.
Buddy having his best game in the NBA as he has 21 points on 8 of 17 shooting (5 of 8 3pt) plus 4 rebounds and 2 assists to boot.
Small steps. Putting a few games together with more points scored than field goals attempted would be nice moving forward.