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posted 02-25-2014 01:14 PM      Profile for catmandoo   Email catmandoo   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
He doing a wise thing trying to keep Andrews confidence up as once a shooter loses confidence a lot of bad things can happen.

John Calipari looked past Andrew Harrison’s shooting performance in Kentucky’s 77-76 overtime win over LSU Saturday at Rupp Arena. He also wants Harrison not to dwell on his shot selection and final tally.

“I don’t want him to judge himself on shooting,” the Kentucky coach said. “You know what I told him after the game? We came out of that timeout and twice I ran a play for him to get a wide‑open shot on that wing and he missed. I said, ‘I’ll run it again for you because I know you can make that.’ Don’t you worry about missing. If we give you a play, you got to make it. So he’s getting better.”

Harrison made just three field goals on 13 attempts and scored nine points but Calipari was impressed with Harrison’s six rebounds, all on the defensive end, four assists and two blocked shots in his 39 minutes on the court. Harrison also made three free throws on four tries, including two with 10.9 seconds remaining in regulation that sent the game into overtime.”

Although Harrison, the team’s point guard, has the green light to pull the trigger when necessary, Calipari wasn’t happy with Harrison’s two jumpers, one of which was a 3-pointer, down the stretch prior to his crucial game-tying free throws in regulation against the Tigers.

“The jump shot that Andrew shot, I’m like, ‘why did you shoot a jumper?’” Calipari said. “Drive it.”

Harrison and his teammates listened to Calipari and did just that the remainder of the game. Following the two missed field goals, Harrison, James Young and Aaron Harrison starting driving to the basket in overtime, allowing the Wildcats to get to the free-throw line and foul out one of LSU’s top players. Kentucky native Anthony Hickey, who made four 3-pointers and finished with 20 points for the Tigers, fouled out with 24.7 seconds remaining in overtime, giving the Wildcats one less worry on defense.


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