Ten thoughts from the LeBron James Skills Academy
Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2014 6:35 pmSorry if already posted...
8. SMU got the class's best shooter in Matt McQuaid: If R.J. Hunter was the best shooter of the college guys, I would take McQuaid among the class of 2015. I watched two full games of McQuaid, and I don't know if he missed a 3-point shot. He has very deep range on his jumper, and has the confidence to knock down shots from several feet behind the line. He also is very capable of making contested jumpers. SMU's roster is filled with athletes and length, but McQuaid gives the Mustangs one of the best shooters in the country -- an added dimension for the Mustangs. Moreover, he doesn't complain about shots. He's content to let other guys make plays with the ball in their hands, and then simply knock down perimeter jumpers.
http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/eye-on-college-basketball/24622073/ten-thoughts-from-the-lebron-james-skills-academy
8. SMU got the class's best shooter in Matt McQuaid: If R.J. Hunter was the best shooter of the college guys, I would take McQuaid among the class of 2015. I watched two full games of McQuaid, and I don't know if he missed a 3-point shot. He has very deep range on his jumper, and has the confidence to knock down shots from several feet behind the line. He also is very capable of making contested jumpers. SMU's roster is filled with athletes and length, but McQuaid gives the Mustangs one of the best shooters in the country -- an added dimension for the Mustangs. Moreover, he doesn't complain about shots. He's content to let other guys make plays with the ball in their hands, and then simply knock down perimeter jumpers.
http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketball/eye-on-college-basketball/24622073/ten-thoughts-from-the-lebron-james-skills-academy