WATCH: How John Calipari has evolved on the 3-point shot
A couple of weeks ago I did a video defending John Calipari and even went as far as to say, “I will die on the hill that this is a good basketball team capable of winning lots of games.”
A 26-point beating by Bama and a loss to South Carolina at home later and that hill got pretty lonely.
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I could not understand how this team was not winning games. After reading more criticisms about how John Calipari runs his offense, I ended up down a rabbit-hole of watching games from past seasons. What I found was that Kentucky was a statistical anomaly in one area nearly every season.
Obvious to a lot of Kentucky fans, that was three-point shooting.
But just how bad has it been?
To find out, I spent a lot of my free time re-watching (and reliving) heartbreaking tournament losses and putting together the video below, so please watch it, and subscribe to our YouTube page.
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