January 23, 201016 yr You sure about that?:sssh::ylsuper: At the time yes, Darius is sporadic. He is really good from the left side of the floor. Dodson seems more like a 3 point shooter but he doesn't get the same minutes right now.
January 23, 201016 yr At the time yes, Darius is sporadic. He is really good from the left side of the floor. Dodson seems more like a 3 point shooter but he doesn't get the same minutes right now. I see you were watching the game.
January 23, 201016 yr Is Cousin missing one of his front teeth??? Yes, it happened early in the game.
January 23, 201016 yr I see you were watching the game. Like the rest of the state of KY... you guessed correctly. :thumb:
January 23, 201016 yr Like the rest of the state of KY... you guessed correctly. :thumb: Incased you missed it, Darius hit a three from the right side right after they said that. Then the announcers said he must like the right side too. So, I wouldn't quote what announcers say on something like that. Darius's problem is his lack of confidence, not his shooting ability.
January 23, 201016 yr Incased you missed it, Darius hit a three from the right side right after they said that. Then the announcers said he must like the right side too. So, I wouldn't quote what announcers say on something like that. Darius's problem is his lack of confidence, not his shooting ability. First of his career?... thats great it will only make him better, but a shooter always tends to favor a certain spot on the floor.
January 23, 201016 yr First of his career?... thats great it will only make him better, but a shooter always tends to favor a certain spot on the floor. Yes, shooters do favor certain spots. Who said it was the first of his career from the right side? The announcers surely wouldn't know. There is simply no chance that's his first three of his career from the right side of the floor. They said he doesn't like the right side simply because he air-balled a three from the right corner. Darius favors the wings.
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