Good consistent shooters have the following: 1. Slight turn 2. Elbow aligned with hand (no chicken wing) 3. Ball release off pointing or middle finger (or both) 4. Left hand on side of ball - not used in the shot 4a. Some shooter use left thumb flick - ok with that but it can quickly devolve to too much left hand 5. Good arc 6. Natural shooting ability. Some kids shoot perfectly but their brain just can't figure out the right amount of force consistently Good shooters rarely miss to the left or the right. They are either long or short but straight. Here's my take on our shooters Hammond - good form, uses left hand a bit too much. Look at still pics of his shot and you'll see his hand facing forward. It's because he rotates his hand during shot. If he starts missing to the left or right it's because of too much left hand. Schutt - good form, not enough arc. If you don't shoot with much arc you have to be more accurate on the amount of force you use. I think Schutt would be a lights out shooter if he had more arc in his shot. Neo - generally good shooting form - he's just mental midget currently when it comes to shooting. No confidence. Sometimes his left hand is more on top of ball instead of side. But I think he's just in a slump. Needs to shoot alot after practice. Bedford - good form except he uses his left hand in his shot. Sometimes alot. Also, sometimes ball seems to come off his 3rd, 4th, and pinkie fingers. That's what I see sometimes live, but I've never seen a still photo showing it. Using alot of left hand (and maybe the bad release at times) make him a streaky shooter. He also misses badly to the left or right which means he's not a consistent shooter. Hansberry - shoots with a chicken wing. Is prone to being streaky and inconsistent because of that. Lawal - unfortunately someone drilled into him feet and shoulders square to the basket. No turn in his stance. Too much tension in his shot - he's prone to inconsistency. You guys agree with this, disagree? Lemme know.