Corey’s step back

ClassOf02v.2

Heisman
Sep 30, 2010
13,883
15,390
103
Seems like he’s developed the step back as his go to move and done so pretty well this year, but does it drive anyone else crazy that it seems he almost always does it with a foot just barely inside the 3 point line. The long 2 is my least favorite shot.
 

RU82

Heisman
Jun 7, 2001
31,864
31,630
113
Doesn’t bother me at all. He shoots a high percentage on that shot precisely because he doesn’t step behind the three point line to launch. He knows what he’s doing.
 

AreYouNUTS

Heisman
Aug 1, 2001
124,692
58,764
113
Seems like he’s developed the step back as his go to move and done so pretty well this year, but does it drive anyone else crazy that it seems he almost always does it with a foot just barely inside the 3 point line. The long 2 is my least favorite shot.

Not so long as he can hit it and, typically, he's just off the corner of the key so a good step+ inside the 3-point line. He knows his range, for THAT shot, quite well I'd say.
 
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sct1111

All-American
Nov 30, 2014
6,119
8,409
113
Corey can literally create a shot for himself at any time. You can tell he's been working on his shot and it's paid off. He shoots with may more arc then he used to.
 

RUChoppin

Heisman
Dec 1, 2006
19,270
13,695
0
If he could turn it into the a Kemba Walker "step back just behind the arc and drill the three", that'd be amazing. As it is, if he's getting open looks and hitting them, all the power to him.
 
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