***Florida vs LSU BBALL Game Thread***

[GatorBart]

He for sure was a shot chucker.

I stilled like him. He was tenacious on D, money from the line, and a true Gator all the way (and never got in trouble from what I remember).

 

[lagator]

Scored a lot of points, but at a crappy %. His sophomore year was his best. At least he could make FTs and he was a good defender.
http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/player/_/id/46069/kenny-boynton

Wow, sometimes I amaze myself;).

Like I said, he shot 40% from 3 (actually 41% if you round it up) his sophomore year. I remembered that number even though I couldn't even remember his name for a little bit because I knew at the time it was miraculous with such an awkward shot, and there was no way he should have been close to that good of a shooter, but he had that shooters confidence.

Most of these guys have a lot better stroke than KB ever did. With some confidence and a little luck our shooting woes just might improve. If they do we can compete with anyone with our length, depth, and athleticism.

 

[MidwestChomp]

I stilled like him. He was tenacious on D, money from the line, and a true Gator all the way (and never got in trouble from what I remember).

Same here. I remember Billy D saying he was one of the best players to fight through screens. I think Scottie took note and learned from Kenny B. Plus at the end of the game when the team needed a FT made KB made them.

 

[t-gator]

I stilled like him. He was tenacious on D, money from the line, and a true Gator all the way (and never got in trouble from what I remember).

He's one of my favorites too. Didn't have the prettiest game and wasn't the most talented but he was a winner ..