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Shooting Percentage Question

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With todays new style of play, what is a good percentage ? It use to be 70s

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Free throws?

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Shooting from the field

This is from last year. I imagine this year would be similar.

 

 

TOP 15 FIELD GOALS (2PT AND 3PT) LEADERS

(playing a minimum of 25 games)

(more than 3 attempts/game and ranked by percentage)

Player School Gms Made Att Pct

Evan Hall Knott County Central 29 189 256 73.8

Justin Miller Owensboro 31 183 255 71.8

Carson Williams Owen County 28 258 368 70.1

Justin Johnson Perry Central 29 262 389 67.4

Deante Cisero Montgomery County 31 150 229 65.5

Dalton Crouse West Jessamine 30 69 106 65.1

Christopher Hudson Hazard 31 199 315 63.2

Montrell Little Doss 28 185 294 62.9

Shawn Johnson Mason County 27 145 234 62.0

Malik Carr St. Xavier 30 60 97 61.9

Josh Rexroat Trimble County 26 77 125 61.6

Brent Bach Augusta 32 328 538 61.0

Clay Stivers Bowling Green 33 134 220 60.9

Mark Schult Covington Catholic 31 135 224 60.3

Lucas Gentry Rockcastle County 29 121 201 60.2

For layups, I would agree with those percentages.. Because of jump shots & 3 point shooting, an average person is going to be in the 50s..

 

But the best percentage is always going to be dunks or layups..

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