That's what I'm saying.  There were a couple of shots that made me wince but other than that I had no problem with his shot selection last night.  His effective FG% on the night was 50% compared to 38% for the rest of the team.  And the good that he did far, far outweighed the bad.  The focus on D.J.'s shot selection last night is so far down the list of "What Went Wrong Last Night" it's laughable.  The focus should be elsewhere. And to the comment about Walter not getting enough touches that is completely on him.  I'm not big on calling people out but he and Kellogg spent most of the first half standing in one place.   Did anyone see the graphic about Kellogg's career shooting against Kent?  Before last night he was something like 10-16 on 3pt tries and 0-0 on 2 pointers. He still has not attempted a 2 pointer.  They put a guy in his face and he was helpless to do anything about it.  And then there is the fact that our bigs appears to be afraid of their bigs.   People love to look at stats and draw conclusions but they don't tell the whole story.   Fact: When DJ takes a lot of shots we are in trouble.  Story behind the fact: When DJ takes a lot of shots it's not because he refuses to pass the ball. It's because the rest of the team is standing around watching and not working.  We came into the game last night fat and happy and we paid the price.

DJ Cooper is the worst best point guard and future hall of famer in Ohio Basketball history.

Every few games (if not every game) DJ gets to watch all the missed wide open looks, missed layups, inept attempts to score inside, terrible turnovers, and etc. by the rest of the team, and then get crucified on bobcattacack.com afterwards.    

Good grief.

The fact that people even try to put this on cooper is beyond me. If everytime i passed it down low my forward dropped the ball (literally) then i would probably hold on to the ball more too. We have a very good team but last night cooper was the only one scoring. I sure hope he doesnt know this board exists cause that would do wonders for his confidence. Geeze

Who is putting this on Cooper? If you're playing the blame game for last night, he's probably not in the top three. He is a very good/great player that could be better by shooting less. I don't know why that offends everyone. His shooting percentages have declined into the Bert Whittington neighborhood. That either indicates his shooting or shot selection is getting worse. Ohio is far better with him on the floor than with out him to be sure. I guess maybe we as fans focus on that more because we see shot selection as being more controllable than other physical aspects of the game.

I guess Cooper is like an NFL QB in that he gets all the post game attention no matter what.

He's going to take 2-3 shots that make me grimace every game.  And pretty much play very well the rest of the way.

The rest of the team seems more inconsistent game to game to me.  And, that's more the problem with our Bobcats me thinks.

I just tried to watch the replay and barely made it to half time. There's no way you can watch that and not see that the problem was our Bigs. Ivo was loping around all over the place like a labrador who just discovered the fence gate is open and I'm almost positive Keeley was actually sleep walking.