Bright Future Ahead with CBI Run

[CMJ]

Not sure if this was posted, but the story on MGSports.

 

http://www.meangreensports.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/032318aad.html

[greenminer]

20 attempts from 3 on JackSt and we nail 70% of them.  How rare is that? Could that record potential last 20+ years?

[UNTLifer]

No, we break it this week. 

[Mean Green Matt]

17 hours ago, greenminer said:

20 attempts from 3 on JackSt and we nail 70% of them.  How rare is that? Could that record potential last 20+ years?

We have shot over 70% from 3, three times. The highest is .818 against Texas State in 2010 (only 11 attempts), followed by .722 against Nichols in 1994 (not sure how many attempts but no more than 12 makes so less than 20 tries based on %), and .714 against Denver in 2011 (7 attempts). 

[FirefightnRick]

2 hours ago, Mean Green Matt said:

We have shot over 70% from 3, three times. The highest is .818 against Texas State in 2010 (only 11 attempts), followed by .722 against Nichols in 1994 (not sure how many attempts but no more than 12 makes so less than 20 tries based on %), and .714 against Denver in 2011 (7 attempts). 

7 of 8 of those were by George "The Archer" King, who I brought to the Jacksonville State game the other night.  He kept saying..."I sure would have loved to have played in an offense like this".

Rick

Edited March 25, 2018 by FirefightnRick

[chrisfisher]

I remember when our participation in the CBI was announced, some questioned if the $40000 paid was money well spent on a lower tier tournament. Thank God the administration invested in this tourney. The extra playing time, practice time, home games with boosted attendance, the return of Duffy, and a chance to win a championship have been invaluable. Not to mention that we can expect boosted attendance next season due to the new winning ways and "fun" style of bball. Without the CBI, we would not have any of this and would have ended the season on a bummer.