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My dude, he shot only 3% better from three at Illinois. Thinking his injury majorly derailed him is delusional. Practice is a whole different story from the games. Just because you can shoot in practice doesn’t mean it’s replicable in games.

Whoever said he shouldn’t be shooting twelve shots a game, you’re correct. He forces shots unnecessarily. I don’t know what’s worse, the open shots he misses or the repetitive low-IQ shots he forces.

There is so much to unpack here, but first of all, your username tells me something, but that's fine. I'll let you address that.

To think Miller wouldn't have been better outside of his ACL is just mind numbing to me.

For all you WW can't coach types, just look at how he devolved players.

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Posted by mcmaniacinsaneasylum

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Posted on 2/4/23 at 6:20 pm to drizztiger

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To think Miller wouldn't have been better outside of his ACL is just mind numbing to me.

An ACL injury should not drastically inhibit a shooter’s ability to shoot. Quite the opposite in fact, as many players have developed an outside shot to cope with knee injuries and age related wear and tear.

The facts are this: Adam Miller shot 30% from three in conference play at Illinois despite playing on a better team. If you can provide facts and evidence as to why he was a better player pre injury (besides saying WW said he was the practice Ray Allen) I will change my mind.

Go look at his highlights in high school, go look at his highlights at Illinois, look at the stats and the game by game splits. He wasn’t this drastically different player pre injury like you all think.

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