Briscoe

mg721

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May 19, 2011
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Face it he can't shoot. Trying to increase his draft status will kill this team. He is a liability on the perimeter. Also, does he know that the white line is out of bounds.
 

CatsnRoses

All-Conference
May 13, 2007
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He needs to stop taking so many outside shots. It's tantamount to a turnover at this point. He's not a shooter, and he likely never will be. Needs to realize his limitations and find ways to utilize the areas of his game that he is proficient in.
 

CincyUKFan

All-American
Dec 1, 2009
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He is absolutely a liability.

Rajon Rondo cannot shoot either. Still. But he gets away with it because he has other abilities on the basketball court that are other-worldly.

This is not the case for Briscoe. Not a great rebounder. Not the defender some make him out to be. But very crafty in the lane. Even with his craftiness, he blows a lot of layups and is still not a great FT shooter.

Many fail to see or admit it, but he will be do more harm than good this year and beyond if he continues to play this many minutes and is given the green light to shoot.
 

SemperFiCat

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Mar 2, 2009
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Briscoe is very frustrating. Everytime he gets it, he just puts his head down and drives. Now, sometimes it works, but it kills the flow of the real offense. Also, if you want to drive and draw contact everytime down the court, you better learn to make more FTs. Some here won't give Briscue the honest criticism he deserves because they only see his point totals.
 
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