Myles hit both a "bomb" from deep straight-on plus, perhaps, a rally or momentum breaking shot from the right-wing on Saturday when MSU closed the gap in the 2nd Half between us and them. Overall, he hit 4-8 from "3" . . . consistent with the team's performance and fought again as an undersized . . . both height and weight . . . inside player, particularly against Smith and McNair. Of course, Myles took an ill-advised quick "3" toward the end of the game when he should have held the ball and, along with his teammates, run 20 or 25 seconds of clock.
In order for us to continue to have success without Liam, we need Myles to be a consistent threat from "3", in my view.
As an optimist, when we get to the NCAA Tourney, Myles' performance, as illustrated below, against non-conference foes is noteworthy, in particular, his performance in those contests played at neutral sites.
Here are Stute's updated numbers from "3":
In order for us to continue to have success without Liam, we need Myles to be a consistent threat from "3", in my view.
As an optimist, when we get to the NCAA Tourney, Myles' performance, as illustrated below, against non-conference foes is noteworthy, in particular, his performance in those contests played at neutral sites.
Here are Stute's updated numbers from "3":
- All Games: 72-188, or 38.3%
- SEC Home Games: 15-49, or 30.6%
- SEC Away Games: 17-54, or 31.5%
- All SEC Games: 32-103 or 31.1%
- Non-Conference Home Games: 16-45, 35.5%
- Non-Conference Away Games: 13-19, 68.4%
- Non-Conference Neutral Site Games: 11-21, or 52.4%
- All Non-Conference Games: 40-85, or 47.1%
- All Home Games: 31-94, or 33.0%
- All Away Games: 30-73, or 41.1%
- All Neutral Site Games: 11-21, or 52.4%
- All Non-Memorial Gym Games: 72-188, or 38.3%
