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Why One Bad Shooting Slump Shouldn't Change Your Offense (Flat Five Explained)
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One or two bad shooting games mean nothing to me and they shouldn't mean anything to your players either.
Coach Matt Majkrzak breaks down why small sample size analytics are killing shooter confidence, especially in college and high school ball where guys only take 40-60 threes a season. If a kid is a proven shooter in practice with years of data behind him, let it fly.
I also love the "flat five up" concept here. If a defense is dropping that deep, why run anything else until they adjust? Make them prove they can stop it. #shorts
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