Say, who was our best 3-point shooter ever?

[BullGrad95]

Reggie Kohn would be 3 ft behind the arc....Charlie Bradley would be 5 ft behind Kohn.  That dude would launch anywhere over the halfcourt stripe and was as pure of a shooter as we've ever had.  I think Derrick Sharp would be second on my list.  Kohn probably third.

 

I was never a big Sharp fan because he was way too streaky.  He never had the consistency that Dobras had.

[Flowers4Heisman]

I'd have to put Noriega in the top 10 just because some of his threes last year were really important and got us to the Dance.

 

The guys is also a really good cold 3-point expert.

 

We need to go back to recruiting out of Eastern Europe bring in some 3-point dudes!

[dabull80]

I'd have to put Noriega in the top 10 just because some of his threes last year were really important and got us to the Dance.

 

The guys is also a really good cold 3-point expert.

 

We need to go back to recruiting out of Eastern Europe bring in some 3-point dudes!

 

I'd have to put Noriega in the top 10 just because some of his threes last year were really important and got us to the Dance.

 

The guys is also a really good cold 3-point expert.

 

We need to go back to recruiting out of Eastern Europe bring in some 3-point dudes!

Fredirico Part Due ?

[charsibb]

Kohn, because he could shoot from anywhere inside half-court. Bradley did not have the 3-point line (I don't recall the Sun Belt testing it - the ACC did at 16'9")

 

Yes, we did, for the umpteenth time.

 

Bradley's 3-point stats are earlier in this thread. He's the career leader in % made.

[Triple B]

Kohn, because he could shoot from anywhere inside half-court. Bradley did not have the 3-point line (I don't recall the Sun Belt testing it - the ACC did at 16'9")

 

Yes, we did, for the umpteenth time.

 

Bradley's 3-point stats are earlier in this thread. He's the career leader in % made.

Also have to remember that CB's stats were only for one year, though ...

[charsibb]

Kohn, because he could shoot from anywhere inside half-court. Bradley did not have the 3-point line (I don't recall the Sun Belt testing it - the ACC did at 16'9")

 

Yes, we did, for the umpteenth time.

 

Bradley's 3-point stats are earlier in this thread. He's the career leader in % made.

Also have to remember that CB's stats were only for one year, though ...

Imagine what he'd have done if we had the arc all 4 years!