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LSU Basketball Spotlight: Keith Hornsby
by SouthOfSouth
October 21, 20148 Comments
LSU has a whole new back court this year. Yesterday we looked at LSU's projected starting point guard Josh Gray (spotlight HERE). Today we look at this year's starting shooting guard Keith Hornsby. The 6'4" transfer sat out last season due to NCAA transfer rules, but was able to practice with the team.
His freshman and sophomore seasons were played with UNC-Ashville, where he became known for his impressive shooting abilities. His sophomore year, Hornsby show 38% from three point land and 92.5% from the free throw line. He averaged 15.0 points per game and was held under 8 points one one time all season.
His best games were against stout competition. Against the two top 25 teams he played, Hornsby averaged 24.5 points per game and made 10 of 14 three pointers. He quickly became a veteran leader for this young LSU team and has the respect of the team due in large part to his work ethic.
While his shooting statistics stand out, Hornsby's ability to get to the rim as a 6'4" guard sets him apart from previous LSU guards. His first step and his ability to finish at the rim are assets that will be used often from the off guard.
Over the summer months, Gray and Hornsby were able to forge a special on-court relationship feeding off each other's success. Their love for being in the gym have helped them gain a feel for where the other is which will be important for an offense that will be bringing in three new starters.
While sitting out the year was hard for Keith, having the extra time to work on his game and develop his skills will undoubtedly be beneficial to him and the Tigers.
What to expect from Keith Hornsby:
Keith Hornsby is a game changer. His ability to shoot or get to the rim makes him very hard to shut down. He gives LSU a go-to free throw shooter who you can expect to make over 90% from the charity stripe. But Hornsby brings just more than an impressive ability to score.
Hornsby brings a leaders mentality to the team. A guy who works 100% all the time. I wouldn't be surprised to see a guy who will score 15 points per game out of Keith Hornsby. He also brings the size and strength to play tough defense on opponents.
I'd also expect to see a lot of Bruce Hornsby in the PMAC this season. That's just the way it is.
Geaux Tigers!
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His freshman and sophomore seasons were played with UNC-Ashville, where he became known for his impressive shooting abilities. His sophomore year, Hornsby show 38% from three point land and 92.5% from the free throw line. He averaged 15.0 points per game and was held under 8 points one one time all season.
His best games were against stout competition. Against the two top 25 teams he played, Hornsby averaged 24.5 points per game and made 10 of 14 three pointers. He quickly became a veteran leader for this young LSU team and has the respect of the team due in large part to his work ethic.
While his shooting statistics stand out, Hornsby's ability to get to the rim as a 6'4" guard sets him apart from previous LSU guards. His first step and his ability to finish at the rim are assets that will be used often from the off guard.
Over the summer months, Gray and Hornsby were able to forge a special on-court relationship feeding off each other's success. Their love for being in the gym have helped them gain a feel for where the other is which will be important for an offense that will be bringing in three new starters.
While sitting out the year was hard for Keith, having the extra time to work on his game and develop his skills will undoubtedly be beneficial to him and the Tigers.
What to expect from Keith Hornsby:
Keith Hornsby is a game changer. His ability to shoot or get to the rim makes him very hard to shut down. He gives LSU a go-to free throw shooter who you can expect to make over 90% from the charity stripe. But Hornsby brings just more than an impressive ability to score.
Hornsby brings a leaders mentality to the team. A guy who works 100% all the time. I wouldn't be surprised to see a guy who will score 15 points per game out of Keith Hornsby. He also brings the size and strength to play tough defense on opponents.
I'd also expect to see a lot of Bruce Hornsby in the PMAC this season. That's just the way it is.
Geaux Tigers!
More Preview Articles can be found HERE
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