Rogner vs Goodman: College basketball’s best shooters

Ken Pomeroy recently dove into the topic of shooting slumps, and in typical Pomeroy fashion, he systematically and unemotionally made writers like Andy Katz look silly. He tackled Brady Heslip's "slump", and showed how it was much ado about nothing.

But inside that article, Pomeroy mentioned another article by Jeff Goodman that I either hadn't seen before, or I had seen and completely forgotten about. It was probably the latter, as a) Jeff Goodman is one of the best writers out there, and I typically read what he writes, but b) the volume of similar posts come basketball season would fill an arena if they were printed out. The article Pomeroy linked discussed without linking (bad Ken) was Goodman's ranking of the top shooters in college basketball.

This reminded me that I've also written articles about the top shooters in college basketball. Naturally, I wanted to see how I stacked up against Goodman.

His list was longer than mine (hey, I have a job) but luckily his shooters were listed in order. So I trimmed his list to match mine, and looked at the results. Here they are:

Goodman
player made total %
Rotnei Clarke 115 282 40.8%
Scott Wood 104 236 44.1%
Isaiah Canaan 94 254 37.0%
Brady Heslip 83 215 38.6%
Jordan Hulls 80 180 44.4%
Scott Bamforth 103 226 45.6%
Langston Galloway 80 203 39.4%
Kellen Dunham 57 165 34.5%
Travis Bader 139 360 38.6%
Shane Gibson 87 209 41.6%
CJ Wilcox 75 205 36.6%
Allen Crabbe 64 184 34.8%
TOTAL     39.8%
Rogner
player made total %
Rotnei Clarke 115 282 40.8%
Scott Wood 104 236 44.1%
Isaiah Canaan 94 254 37.0%
Kris Davis 39 118 33.1%
Jordan Hulls 80 180 44.4%
Sean Armand 112 274 40.9%
Michael Snaer 63 164 38.4%
EJ Singler 51 142 35.9%
Doug McDermott 77 157 49.0%
Shane Gibson 87 209 41.6%
Jordan Dykstra 56 131 42.7%
Chad White 75 178 42.1%
TOTAL     41.0%

Rogner 1 – Goodman 0. See you next year.

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