Craig Luschenat - Victor Oladipo

Victor for his career has shot 35% from three and 41% from sixteen feet to the three-point line. After calibrating all his miss fundamentals together against the rest of the NBA I can conclude that he is between a 36%-38% three-point shooter. His miss fundamental totals were most comparable to Devin Booker, however they were slightly worse.

Victor has a really good shot delivery and a solid release point, which are two big positives for any player. Also, he does a good job staying vertical on his shot, which is why his miss short percentage is low. If Victor fixes the two mistakes he commits at a reasonably high rate I believe he could shoot low 40’s from three-point range.

Victor has two fundamental areas he needs to address, which are dropping his hands and hoping into his shot. Elite shooters on average drop their hands 24% or less per 100 missed shots. Victor has a 29% drop hands rate, which isn’t terrible, but it isn’t great. Also, Victor has a habit of hoping into 28% of his misses, which is 22% over the elite shooters average. Elite shooters hop on average 6% or less. Players who hop into their shot have a career three-point percentage of 36%. There is only one player who hops into their shot and has a career three-point percentage over 40%, and only two over 38%.

Craig Luschenat 

Breakdown:  Per 100 Missed Shots:

1.     Dropped Hands: Totalà 29% of the time he missed.

2.     Leaning/Fading Back: Totalà 16% of the time he missed.

3.     Feet off Balance: Totalà 12% of the time he missed.

4.     Good Misses: Totalà 29% of the time he missed.

5.     Missed Short: Totalà 25% of the time he missed.

6.     Hop into Shot: Totalà 28% of the time he missed.

Video Breakdown: Craig Luschenat

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