UConn Basketball: Fixing Shooting, Turnovers for March Madness
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UConns mens basketball team, once hopeful for a strong three-point shooting season, now faces a significant challenge. Despite high expectations from returners like Alex Karaban and Solomon Ball, and newcomers Silas Demary Jr. and Malachi Smith, their three-point percentage ranks a disappointing 105th nationally. This, coupled with a poor turnover rate, has dragged their offensive efficiency down to 30th on KenPom, the lowest since 2019. Key Big East games have been particularly rough, with several missed opportunities from the perimeter and ball security issues. Coach Dan Hurley has expressed frustration, calling for more accountability and passion within the team. Despite these challenges, UConn is set to face a tough East Region path in March Madness, but Hurley remains optimistic that they can improve their shooting and turnovers to turn their season around.
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