cctrackstar
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No problem, just put him with Hornacek.......
Ah dang. How good of a shooting coach is Brad Jones?
Ah dang. How good of a shooting coach is Brad Jones?
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Shooting coaches rarely make big changes to shooting form. Changing the form of a player who was one of the best shooters in college over his career would be beyond idiotic.
Shooting coaches focus more on balance, mental approach, and minute details in the release.
And far as Brad Jones, Burks showed a noticeable amount of increased arc on his shot that I never saw under Hornacek. Remains to be seen if it works or will be consistent over the season.
UGLI baby
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That and if your playing a pickup game and can't agree on a call you shoot for it cuz ball don't lie.
Why the F you bring this up doe?
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//r00t 4 Jazz
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mellow
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I heard that it was Johnie Bryant who had been working a bunch of extra time with Burks on his shot.
Sounds right, point is, I'm not too worried about our shooting coaches.
Stifle Tower
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Besides, how much impact did Hornacek really have with the shooters. Wasn't like Kirilenko really improved, or any of the others. Korver had a career year. So maybe shooting coaches are most helpful fine tuning mechanics of the players who are already decent shooters.
Most likely. The offense (it's ability to create open shots) is more important. When pro's get open looks on a consistent basis (from consistent spots), they are pretty good shooters.
cctrackstar
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Naw, while Clark seems to have a great personality and looks like he may be a good team player, Burke still has leadership oozing out of him in a way that we desperately need.
Lol, he must be really bored in Columbus if he is just going through tweets about him. I really hope he isn't one of those dudes who reads too much about himself on the internet.