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re: the Quarterman starting at PG project is over
Posted on 11/20/13 at 8:52 am to TeamLSU
Posted on 11/20/13 at 8:52 am to TeamLSU
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Quarterman is a talented player and will be very valuable against the likes of Kentucky. As far as Hickey is concerned, he needs to live at the Free throw line. He has a horrible percentage from the free throw line for a point guard. That is his MAJOR weakness. Right now if a game was on the line and a free throw needs to be made, I would choose Quarterman over Hickey AT THIS MOMENT.
Hickey has definitely had his struggles from the line (as has just about every other LSU player), but there hasn't been a more clutch player for LSU over the last 2 years than AH. Right now and going forward, if the game is on the line, there is no one who I'd rather have the ball in their hands than Hickey
Posted on 11/20/13 at 9:24 am to Alt26
Why don't we let Malone start at point the coleman at 2 mickey at 3 job at 4 and odo at 5. We will be unstoppable.
Posted on 11/20/13 at 10:40 am to Alt26
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Hickey has definitely had his struggles from the line (as has just about every other LSU player)
I asked Coach McCray about free throws yesterday at the pre-game meal. He said they practice free throws all the time. He said it wasn't a case of mechanics, but a lack of confidence and the ability to completely relax at the line. Always a worry in the back of their heads.
He said that was the biggest difficulty to overcome for college kids, he's seen it all over and he has credentials to back that up:
2 seasons as an Assist. coach at UCLA
Assist. coach at Mercer
Assist. coach at Chipola Junior College
Graduate assist. coach at Florida State for 2 seasons
He's been a skill development trainer since 2004 for a training program (“Fundamentals.”) for NBA players.
He also does specific off-season training programs for players including Dwight Howard, John Wall, Jarvis Hayes, Anthony Morrow, Jarrett Jack, Acie Law, amongst others.
So I think he knows what he's talking about!
We're really lucky to have him here.
It's the psychological aspect, when you're alone at the line, all attention on you, basically shooting cold, not in the action or flow of the game.
The practice environment is nothing like a game. And practicing your shot in your free time is the same.
I don't know why Hickey and even Stringer yesterday struggle. They seem to be tough-minded.
Maybe they need a sports psychologist more than a coach?
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