it's not just allen's potential for shooting that got him drafted though. it's playmaking, athleticsm, etc. if they drafted him for defense, then that was always going to be a work in progress. he's a 38% career college 3 point shooter on a massive volume of attempts (while being usually very closely guarded) and probably closer to 39% if you discount his freshman year in which he barely played. And again discounting his freshman year, he averaged almost seven 3 pt attempts per game from his sophomore to senior seasons. 38+% on that much volume is pretty damn good. not to mention an 80+% FT shooter at the college level. that's all the makings of a great to potentially elite shooter. he shot 52% from 3 in preseason on a fair amount of attempts as well when he was getting regular minutes. so far this regular season, his PT has been very sporadic, and he just hasn't had the minutes to get consistency or into a rhythm. shamet has had some really bad shooting games, but he has the luxury of a coach allowing him to play through it w/o having 6 or 7 guys in front of him.