TheOracle94 wrote: Scott should really get a minimum of 10 shots every game for the rest if the year. He is just too much of a weapon to not utilize. I know he really cannot create his own **** but we should run enough plays in a game to get him at least 10 shots.

ChemE96 wrote: Postseason counts also.

Staples' and Redick's numbers are insane.  I realize they played 4 years, but good grief!!!  Think about the number of attempts to get to those levels.

TheOracle94 wrote: Scott should really get a minimum of 10 shots every game for the rest if the year. He is just too much of a weapon to not utilize. I know he really cannot create his own **** but we should run enough plays in a game to get him at least 10 shots.

PackFMM wrote:

TheOracle94 wrote: Scott should really get a minimum of 10 shots every game for the rest if the year. He is just too much of a weapon to not utilize. I know he really cannot create his own **** but we should run enough plays in a game to get him at least 10 shots.

IMHO, if CJ  would kick the ball back out to Wood/Brown/Lewis just a few more times a game, it would really help the half court offense.  He tends to force a drive to the basket several times a game that often hurts our momentum.   Wood seems to be more patient lately in getting good looks for his shot.

PackFMM wrote:

TheOracle94 wrote: Scott should really get a minimum of 10 shots every game for the rest if the year. He is just too much of a weapon to not utilize. I know he really cannot create his own **** but we should run enough plays in a game to get him at least 10 shots.

IMHO, if CJ  would kick the ball back out to Wood/Brown/Lewis just a few more times a game, it would really help the half court offense.  He tends to force a drive to the basket several times a game that often hurts our momentum.   Wood seems to be more patient lately in getting good looks for his shot.

chempack wrote:

PackFMM wrote:

TheOracle94 wrote: Scott should really get a minimum of 10 shots every game for the rest if the year. He is just too much of a weapon to not utilize. I know he really cannot create his own **** but we should run enough plays in a game to get him at least 10 shots.

IMHO, if CJ  would kick the ball back out to Wood/Brown/Lewis just a few more times a game, it would really help the half court offense.  He tends to force a drive to the basket several times a game that often hurts our momentum.   Wood seems to be more patient lately in getting good looks for his shot.

But then everyone would say he is not leading the team enough. He needs to make his own shots. I am not giving you a hard time, I am sure you are correct, but CJ can't do anything right on this board some times.

As far as Scott breaking Hodge's starts record, wow, that is awesome. I hope he can pass Rodney's 3 record as well. It is good for new guys to come along. that is how it is supposed to be.

Hedjhog wrote: ^ Top 5 assist guys
1. Chris Corchiani 1038
2. Sidney Lowe 762
3. Zo Brown 505
4. Clyde Austin 473
5. Julius Hodge 454

PBer wrote:

Hedjhog wrote: ^ Top 5 assist guys
1. Chris Corchiani 1038
2. Sidney Lowe 762
3. Zo Brown 505
4. Clyde Austin 473
5. Julius Hodge 454

Corch's record is sick.

PBer wrote:

Hedjhog wrote: ^ Top 5 assist guys
1. Chris Corchiani 1038
2. Sidney Lowe 762
3. Zo Brown 505
4. Clyde Austin 473
5. Julius Hodge 454

Corch's record is sick.

ChemE96 wrote: Postseason counts also.

Staples' and Redick's numbers are insane.  I realize they played 4 years, but good grief!!!  Think about the number of attempts to get to those levels.

DrummerboyWolf wrote: The thing about it is, if Shackleford and some of the other bigs could have finished at the rim, Corch would probably be up over 1100.   Still #2 all time behind Hurley, but Hurley played a lot more games and had Laettner and Hill on the receiving end of those passes.  Chris is the best passer I have ever seen.

PBer wrote:

Hedjhog wrote: ^ Top 5 assist guys
1. Chris Corchiani 1038
2. Sidney Lowe 762
3. Zo Brown 505
4. Clyde Austin 473
5. Julius Hodge 454

Corch's record is sick.

Minor point - Shack and Corch actually only overlapped during Corch's freshman year, when Corch was competing with Kelsey Weems and Quentin Jackson for minutes.  Over Corch's main 3 years Shack wasn't playing - the main go-to guys on the team were Kevin Thompson, Bryant Feggins, Rodney Monroe, Googs, and Mickey Hinnant (who here remembers that guy?).

Point stands though - though Thompson wasn't bad - in general we had a fairly weak backcourt during Corch's tenure, compared with the frontcourt at least.  Imagine if Corch had been here 2-3 years earlier - and had more time with Washburn, Shack, and Chucky Brown as bigs?

WolfStock wrote:

DrummerboyWolf wrote: The thing about it is, if Shackleford and some of the other bigs could have finished at the rim, Corch would probably be up over 1100.   Still #2 all time behind Hurley, but Hurley played a lot more games and had Laettner and Hill on the receiving end of those passes.  Chris is the best passer I have ever seen.

PBer wrote:

Hedjhog wrote: ^ Top 5 assist guys
1. Chris Corchiani 1038
2. Sidney Lowe 762
3. Zo Brown 505
4. Clyde Austin 473
5. Julius Hodge 454

Corch's record is sick.

Minor point - Shack and Corch actually only overlapped during Corch's freshman year, when Corch was competing with Kelsey Weems and Quentin Jackson for minutes.  Over Corch's main 3 years Shack wasn't playing - the main go-to guys on the team were Kevin Thompson, Bryant Feggins, Rodney Monroe, Googs, and Mickey Hinnant (who here remembers that guy?).

Point stands though - though Thompson wasn't bad - in general we had a fairly weak backcourt during Corch's tenure, compared with the frontcourt at least.  Imagine if Corch had been here 2-3 years earlier - and had more time with Washburn, Shack, and Chucky Brown as bigs?

1. Reddick 457
2. Staples, Virginia 413
3. Scott, GT 351
4. Langdon 342
5. Childress, WF 329
6. Monroe 322
7. Grey WF 319
8. Williams 313
9. SCOTT WOOD 302
10. Akins, GT 301

1. Reddick 457
2. Staples, Virginia 413
3. Scott, GT 351
4. Langdon 342
5. Childress, WF 329
6. Monroe 322
7. Grey WF 319
8. Williams 313
9. SCOTT WOOD 302
10. Akins, GT 301

MrStateFanGuy wrote:

1. Reddick 457
2. Staples, Virginia 413
3. Scott, GT 351
4. Langdon 342
5. Childress, WF 329
6. Monroe 322
7. Grey WF 319
8. Williams 313
9. SCOTT WOOD 302
10. Akins, GT 301

Dennis Scott's 351 three-pointers are pretty insane for three years.  He only played in 99 games, compared to Redick's 139 games.  

Keeping that pace (3.5 per game) for 139 games, Dennis Scott would've finished with 487!

DrummerboyWolf wrote: We do have to remember that the 3 point line was moved back about a foot a few years ago.  Not that it would have made a bunch of difference to all of these guys, but it is a little tougher shot now than before.

MrStateFanGuy wrote:

1. Reddick 457
2. Staples, Virginia 413
3. Scott, GT 351
4. Langdon 342
5. Childress, WF 329
6. Monroe 322
7. Grey WF 319
8. Williams 313
9. SCOTT WOOD 302
10. Akins, GT 301

Dennis Scott's 351 three-pointers are pretty insane for three years.  He only played in 99 games, compared to Redick's 139 games.  

Keeping that pace (3.5 per game) for 139 games, Dennis Scott would've finished with 487!

wolfer79 wrote: if Dennis Scott was in the gym, Dennis Scott thought he was in range to shoot

DrummerboyWolf wrote: We do have to remember that the 3 point line was moved back about a foot a few years ago.  Not that it would have made a bunch of difference to all of these guys, but it is a little tougher shot now than before.

MrStateFanGuy wrote:

1. Reddick 457
2. Staples, Virginia 413
3. Scott, GT 351
4. Langdon 342
5. Childress, WF 329
6. Monroe 322
7. Grey WF 319
8. Williams 313
9. SCOTT WOOD 302
10. Akins, GT 301

Dennis Scott's 351 three-pointers are pretty insane for three years.  He only played in 99 games, compared to Redick's 139 games.  

Keeping that pace (3.5 per game) for 139 games, Dennis Scott would've finished with 487!

DrummerboyWolf wrote: Oh I agree and as I said, it wouldn't make a lot of difference to any of these guys.  I seem to remember J. J. hitting them from the ACC logo in Greensboro.  Herb told Scooter to get on him and Scooter said "Coach he is shooting from the logo."  It went down something like that.

 former Terp Brian Magid is similar.

Approximately 500 Duke students were waiting at Cameron Indoor Stadium on Feb. 5, 1977, when Magid dribbled a basketball out of the visitor's locker room some two hours before tipoff.

"So, I'm shooting around," Magid recalled this past week by telephone. "At first, they were heckling. Then I guess they sort of got the idea to come down and put a couple dollar bills on the court."

Magid timidly approached the first bill placed some 20 feet from the basket, then fired a shot from the spot and it swished through the basket. He went to the next bill, some 25 feet away and canned that shot as well.

"It's like anything else, the more time goes by with the story, the farther out the dollar bills get," said Magid, who admits to hearing over the years he hit a half-court shot that day.

Magid picked up the bills and tucked them into the waistband of his shorts.

When he returned to Maryland, he handed the bills to his father, who framed them.

The framed bills remain in a box somewhere in Magid's Bethesda, Md., home today.

Read more here: http://www.newsobserver.com/2010/03/10/379879/magi ds-legend-as-shooter-grows.html#storylink=cpy

DrummerboyWolf wrote: We do have to remember that the 3 point line was moved back about a foot a few years ago.  Not that it would have made a bunch of difference to all of these guys, but it is a little tougher shot now than before.

MrStateFanGuy wrote:

1. Reddick 457
2. Staples, Virginia 413
3. Scott, GT 351
4. Langdon 342
5. Childress, WF 329
6. Monroe 322
7. Grey WF 319
8. Williams 313
9. SCOTT WOOD 302
10. Akins, GT 301

Dennis Scott's 351 three-pointers are pretty insane for three years.  He only played in 99 games, compared to Redick's 139 games.  

Keeping that pace (3.5 per game) for 139 games, Dennis Scott would've finished with 487!

DrummerboyWolf wrote: Oh I agree and as I said, it wouldn't make a lot of difference to any of these guys.  I seem to remember J. J. hitting them from the ACC logo in Greensboro.  Herb told Scooter to get on him and Scooter said "Coach he is shooting from the logo."  It went down something like that.

DrummerboyWolf wrote: Oh I agree and as I said, it wouldn't make a lot of difference to any of these guys.  I seem to remember J. J. hitting them from the ACC logo in Greensboro.  Herb told Scooter to get on him and Scooter said "Coach he is shooting from the logo."  It went down something like that.

WufDaddy wrote:

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DrummerboyWolf wrote: Oh I agree and as I said, it wouldn't make a lot of difference to any of these guys.  I seem to remember J. J. hitting them from the ACC logo in Greensboro.  Herb told Scooter to get on him and Scooter said "Coach he is shooting from the logo."  It went down something like that.

Actually, that was a home game for us.  I was there.  And yes, he was shooting from the RBC logo.    Even I wasn't mad at Scooter - who the hell guards someone close 30 feet from the basket?

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Howell

WufDaddy wrote:

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--- wolfpackernc wrote:

DrummerboyWolf wrote: Oh I agree and as I said, it wouldn't make a lot of difference to any of these guys.  I seem to remember J. J. hitting them from the ACC logo in Greensboro.  Herb told Scooter to get on him and Scooter said "Coach he is shooting from the logo."  It went down something like that.

Actually, that was a home game for us.  I was there.  And yes, he was shooting from the RBC logo.    Even I wasn't mad at Scooter - who the hell guards someone close 30 feet from the basket?

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Howell

ncstRabidWolf wrote: IMO, Dennis Scott and Monroe are the best 3 pt shooters on the list. When those two would put up a 3, it was like everyone on the court would just turn and head the other way.

Hedjhog wrote: ^ Top 5 assist guys
1. Chris Corchiani 1038
2. Sidney Lowe 762
3. Zo Brown 505
4. Clyde Austin 473
5. Julius Hodge 454

grantwolf wrote:

ncstRabidWolf wrote: IMO, Dennis Scott and Monroe are the best 3 pt shooters on the list. When those two would put up a 3, it was like everyone on the court would just turn and head the other way.

I always felt that way about Staples.  I've never seen anyone catch-turn-shoot as quickly as he did off of a screen.

WhiteShepherdWolf wrote: I think he definitely passes Monroe, and has a real shot to pass Childress. He would have to go nuts and / or we would have to make it to ACC finals and NCAA finals for him to go any higher than #5 though.

chargerbomb wrote: I'm hoping he doesn't break the record. I would love to see Warren and Purvis keep shooting as well as they have, which would allow Gottfried to use Wood as more of a situational player off the bench.

Did you even listen to Hamilton's post game comments??

He lauded Wood, and talked about him at length.

Wood has been playing VERY well lately, even had 2 steals last night!!

Clueless............