record in a Sun Belt conference game be broken? Brandon Freeman. 38 points against FIU, 1-30-05. I can't see anyone on a Steve Shields team getting enough shots to accomplish this. However, if III got on a roll like he did the other night and took a lot more shots, he's the only one in sight that I believe could do it. Come on Steve. Give him the total green light.

However, if III got on a roll like he did the other night and took a lot more shots, he's the only one in sight that I believe could do it. Come on Steve. Give him the total green light.
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If he took many more shots, they probably wouldn't be good ones.

(02-27-2009 04:42 PM)Ynocpirt Wrote:  However, if III got on a roll like he did the other night and took a lot more shots, he's the only one in sight that I believe could do it. Come on Steve. Give him the total green light.

If he took many more shots, they probably wouldn't be good ones.
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As Joe Kleine said the other night, a shooter never thinks he takes a bad shot.

I remember shooting out some windows with a bb gun when I was a kid. So, I have to agree with Kleine, unless I am at a bar doing shots. That last shot is never a good shot.

(02-27-2009 05:41 PM)ez272 Wrote:  I remember shooting out some windows with a bb gun when I was a kid. So, I have to agree with Kleine, unless I am at a bar doing shots. That last shot is never a good shot.

Joe said the other night that when you would tell III that he took a bad shot, he'd look at you and say "Yes sir" and "No sir", but if you looked into his eyes you'd know he thought he took a good shot. Joe is a funny guy. His comment prior to that was that good shooters never take a bad shot. In their own minds.