But our shooters can still hit the 3 at a greater point-per-possession rate than they would if they took mostly 2s, as was the convention you speak of. We are shooting at 34.4% from the three, which isn't great, but it's pretty much an impossible rate to match from the mid-range (like 52%). Not to forget that focusing on the 3 and the inside, instead of mid-range 2s, creates more space that helps the offense in every way. There is a case for old school centers being able to dominate in the current system, since they were very efficient. But not for old-school systems that mostly generate 2 point jumpers.