CBS Sports: 15 seed NDSU far from normal

[Green1]

I read somewhere that the warehouse has 20 ft. sidewalls. Ceiling should not influence shot unless shooting beyond half court.

[BYZEN]

But having sidewalls behind the backboard could be effecting depth perception when the guys get into an open stadium.... Just saying...
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[cbline]

My bedroom nerf hoop conditioned me for years to shoot a flat ball, lest I get stuffed by the popcorn ceiling. I never recovered from that.

"Back when I was kid", Nerf balls weren't widely distributed yet. I remember using balled up socks and an ice cream bucket on top of the kitchen refrigerator. Had to improvise for young kids to stay active in North Dakota winters!

[SDbison]

I read somewhere that the warehouse has 20 ft. sidewalls. Ceiling should not influence shot unless shooting beyond half court.

How far above the floor was the scoreboard at the BSA as compared to what will be at the SHAC? If hung the same distance from the ceiling the SHAC scoreboard will only be 2.5 feet higher. Seemed like a court length pass at the BSA would come awefully close to hitting the bottom of the scoreboard.

[BFKasper14]

Someone commented on AJ's flat shooting (I've noticed that it seems like his shots are very flat compared to others, wonder if the warehouse roof being so low has something to do with that. I played pickup ball in a building with a low roof and I always hear how flat my shot is quite a bit, and I'd rarely get nothing but net shots either. That has to be a bit of disadvantage if roof is affecting his shot?
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He has shot like that since high school. LA was the same way when he was younger if I remember right. He has added a little arc to his shots and it has paid dividends.


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[IzzyFlexion]

Someone commented on AJ's flat shooting (I've noticed that it seems like his shots are very flat compared to others, wonder if the warehouse roof being so low has something to do with that. I played pickup ball in a building with a low roof and I always hear how flat my shot is quite a bit, and I'd rarely get nothing but net shots either. That has to be a bit of disadvantage if roof is affecting his shot?
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Michael Jordan's outside jumpers were notoriously flat. Looks cooler in my opinion.