January 24, 200818 yr Jeff Shepard or Cameron Mills. Both of these guys shots were a couple of the prettiest shots I ever seen... I forgot all about those two, you are correct, Sheppard's (and Cams for that matter) was a "clinic" on how to shoot a jump shot/form. :ylsuper:
January 24, 200818 yr Alan Houston Jim Paxson J. J. Reddick Larry Bird I find it interesting for you to mention Jim Paxson. I personally agree with your opinion although many people do not know about Jim but rather, his younger brother John. Jim had a text book jump shot. Alan Houston is another great pick. Larry Bird had a very effective jump shot, but pretty.........not, in my opinion.
January 24, 200818 yr 1. Pete Maravich. (LSU) ( I don't think that we will ever see another shooter/scorer like Pistol) Steve Kerns ??(Arizona),( I honestly can't remember the name right now but he could flat out shoot the ball.) Michael Jordan (UNC) Chris Mullins (St. Johns) Larry Bird (Indiana State) Keith Wilkes (UCLA years ago) Jay Schiedler (U.K., they called him "white Lightin") Kyle Macy (U.K. imo near pefect form) Jim Lemaster (U.K. and^same as above) J.J. Reddick (Duke) There is no certain order after #1. "Pistol Pete" and have been plenty of great shooters and great "form" and I know that I am probably fogetting some. How many years ago?
January 24, 200818 yr You all are jump starting my memory. Kyle Macy Jay Shidler Dell Curry Rick Mount Chris Jackson
January 24, 200818 yr I find it interesting for you to mention Jim Paxson. I personally agree with your opinion although many people do not know about Jim but rather, his younger brother John. Jim had a text book jump shot. Alan Houston is another great pick. Larry Bird had a very effective jump shot, but pretty.........not, in my opinion.I always thought the high arc and release of Bird, was different and simple. As for Paxson, I always believed he was the best shooter of the brothers, but lacked the defense ability to play.
January 24, 200818 yr How many years ago? He isn't talking about Steve Kerr is he? I don't remember where he went but the names are close.
January 24, 200818 yr Michael Jordan's shot was actually not very pretty when he was at UNC. It developed later on in his career. Form wise I would have to go with Ray Allen or JJ Redick. Keith Bogan and Kyle Macy both had a great release on their shot. In the NBA, currently I would have to say that Kobe Bryant, love him or hate him, has the prettiest shot in the game!
January 24, 200818 yr Michael Jordan's shot was actually not very pretty when he was at UNC. It developed later on in his career. Form wise I would have to go with Ray Allen or JJ Redick. Keith Bogan and Kyle Macy both had a great release on their shot. In the NBA, currently I would have to say that Kobe Bryant, love him or hate him, has the prettiest shot in the game! Ray Allen is a good one.
January 24, 200818 yr He isn't talking about Steve Kerr is he? I don't remember where he went but the names are close. Yep, he is. :thumb: Kerr played college basketball for the University of Arizona from 1983 to 1988.
January 24, 200818 yr I always thought the high arc and release of Bird, was different and simple. As for Paxson, I always believed he was the best shooter of the brothers, but lacked the defense ability to play. Jim Paxson did play 10+ years in the NBA. He played excellent defense.
January 24, 200818 yr Does anyone remember Donald Williams from UNC? Of course...He was the man in the early 90's & was the man on that '93 championship team. He never did make it to the NBA though.
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