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Kid can shoot...

MVP!

The Bulls, I hope. They need as many shooters as possible. Snell, Murphy, Dunleavy all fit the bill. Clark would do same.

I saw that the Jazz picked him up.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nb ... r/2584653/

Considering the premium placed on three point shooting in FA this year, it's insane he went undrafted and unsigned as long as he did.

One good shooting game does not an NBA career make though, right? Remember this from last year?

ST

Sir Thursday wrote:One good shooting game does not an NBA career make though, right? Remember this from last year?

ST

Ian Clark was the best pure shooter in this year's potential draftees. It's hardly one good game.

See, e.g., this piece by Luke Winn: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/colleg ... ian-clark/

Sir Thursday wrote:One good shooting game does not an NBA career make though, right? Remember this from last year?

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No, but he's been an amazing three point shooter over the course of 800 college attempts in four seasons, which is a very good sample size. Plus the three is the least altered shot by D in the NBA, and hence should transfer near perfectly if he has space created for him to spot up.

v-zero wrote:

Sir Thursday wrote:One good shooting game does not an NBA career make though, right? Remember this from last year?

ST

No, but he's been an amazing three point shooter over the course of 800 college attempts in four seasons, which is a very good sample size. Plus the three is the least altered shot by D in the NBA, and hence should transfer near perfectly if he has space created for him to spot up.

Damon Stoudamire.