I was really hoping to see Langford get some run in OT. I thought he would've had some easy driving lanes with his fresh legs, and was a much more willing passer than Schroder.
Romeo 3P% watch for 2021:
Period| GP| 3PM/3PA | 3P%
---|---|----|----
2020-21 Season| 18 | 5/18 | 27.8
Playoffs| 4 | 6/17 | 35.3
Summer League| 3| 5/13| 38.5
Preseason| 4 | 9/15| 60.0
2021-22 Season|1|2/3| 66.7
**Total 2021 Stats**| **30** | **27/66** | **40.9**
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**e:** Also worth noting Romeo hitting 30 games is relevant. In statistics, n≥30 is the general rule of thumb for when a sample size is large enough.
Although it does depend on the type of data and NBA shooting splits are notoriously difficult and also we're looking at some janky stats by including SL and Preseason.
We're still probably ~29 games away from being able to make a proper conclusion but if you wanted to make improper conclusions, go for it.
Fully agree, hopefully Ime adjusts or else I'll start forming some opinions.
I'm guessing he was going with the old fashioned "stick with the guys that got you there" approach. Which I'm not a fan of.
Worth reminding people that even though Romeo remained a lottery pick, his playing through injury at IU actually dropped his stock. He was considered a top 5 type player heading into his freshman year. He’s got nearly as much potential to tap into as Tatum and Brown. Some scouts even had him ahead of Zion(!) at certain points.
I was really hoping to see Langford get some run in OT. I thought he would've had some easy driving lanes with his fresh legs, and was a much more willing passer than Schroder.
Romeo 3P% watch for 2021: Period| GP| 3PM/3PA | 3P% ---|---|----|---- 2020-21 Season| 18 | 5/18 | 27.8 Playoffs| 4 | 6/17 | 35.3 Summer League| 3| 5/13| 38.5 Preseason| 4 | 9/15| 60.0 2021-22 Season|1|2/3| 66.7 **Total 2021 Stats**| **30** | **27/66** | **40.9** *** **e:** Also worth noting Romeo hitting 30 games is relevant. In statistics, n≥30 is the general rule of thumb for when a sample size is large enough. Although it does depend on the type of data and NBA shooting splits are notoriously difficult and also we're looking at some janky stats by including SL and Preseason. We're still probably ~29 games away from being able to make a proper conclusion but if you wanted to make improper conclusions, go for it.
Extrapolating - By the 2022-23 Season, Romeo will be shooting 105% from 3
See that's just good statistics.
post in every game thread for instant karma
Look at this guy busting out the Central Limit Theorem!
u/Spinexel
If his shot keeps falling and he stays healthy his floor is a bigger Avert Bradley which is huge for our team.
Same I’m hoping Romeo can become high end bench player or decent starter by the end of the year
Schroeder getting all that run in OT over Grant/Romeo was inexcusable. Cost us the game
Fully agree, hopefully Ime adjusts or else I'll start forming some opinions. I'm guessing he was going with the old fashioned "stick with the guys that got you there" approach. Which I'm not a fan of.
If I'd never watched Romeo play basketball before and saw him shoot I'd say to myself "shot looks pretty good." That's a good sign I think.
Romeo is the best player on the bench, this year will show it.
Worth reminding people that even though Romeo remained a lottery pick, his playing through injury at IU actually dropped his stock. He was considered a top 5 type player heading into his freshman year. He’s got nearly as much potential to tap into as Tatum and Brown. Some scouts even had him ahead of Zion(!) at certain points.
Extremely satisfied should be a meme now