I've played with D1 guys and this is what seperates them. Very consistent shot mechanics on a simple pull up, 1 dribble step back or jumper. Their simple mechanics are more refined and are like top 5-10% of players. Now go NBA and its and even more meticulous level of refined mechanics its crazy
@@rumi2059right in an nba game but as you’ve seen even the worst nba shooters(Ben Simmons) are lights out vs non NBA competition or even in non nba settings like off season pick up
lmaoo we actually got in a fight and had to refilm, the video is cut between all that. we played a lot more games, a lot of the bad stuff and the hard defense / fouls is cut. Comment is hilarious bc we fought and argued for a week on this 😅 @thisisRoy
This is a great example of how good D1 players are. He’s a walk on who never plays and yet he’s a hell of a player,it was like that when I was at Stanford, friend of mine in my dorm was the last man on the bench walk on, was better than I could be in my wildest dreams. And he would get destroyed by the starters. And we didn’t even have a tournament quaility team.
Skills is one thing, size is another. These two aren't small guys, and they would both be dwarfed by 90% of NBA players. Add that skill you were talking about to the height advantage, and you've got yourself a different breed of player.
has nothing to do with D necessarily. . .triple threat is brutal if u know what ur doing. if u watch the greats (kobe, jordan, etc). they all do this kinda work off triple threat@@deshawn94
he has great timing and understands how to create distance to get his shot off. usually as soon as the d3 player stepped up he took down a shot or attempted to take down a shot. either way hes got that form to air tight
@@deshawn94 He was playing the only D he could. If he commits too hard, he is way slower than the D1 player so the D1 player’s speed just gets the better of the D3 player’s hard D. If he doesn’t commit enough, the D1 player just makes all those 3s with a little separation. All he could really do was just keep his hands up without jumping and hope he misses.
Roy still got it. Roy and I used to have the same trainer (but I was younger so I didn't workout with him), but I'd watch the end of his workouts and he never missed. Crazy seeing him pop up on my feed, always wondered what happened to you, but keep doing your thing at Stanford! Shot still looks pure as ever.
Some added context would be that Cal Tech is consistently one of the worst D3 teams in the nation. When we played them in 2010-2014 they hadn’t one a SCIAC conference game in something like 25 years. They usually have one super solid player that carries the team and maybe another decent guy but the others are honestly worse then some high level middle school players not even joking they are that bad. Richard has some skills though so not knocking on him. The school is incredibly difficult to get into and D3 schools do not offer athletic scholarships which is why most of their players are so bad.
I was a preferred walk on for a D1 school..yes, there are skill differences, but these guys are both small(ish) guards. The MAJOR difference is the size of the players and the skillsets they've developed at 6'7-7'0. On a "small" Big East team, I was 2nd shortest player at 6'2. Our wings were all 6'6+ and our big's were all 6'9+. I'd actually be willing to bet the kid from Stanford is a hell of a defender & probably scrappy as all hell. Usually walk-on/preferred walk on's are guys that can really pressure rotation guys in practice.
Maybe not even anything of the nba. G league or big3 or Euroleague. He's already losing due to the fact he's asian. We already seen all the struggles jeremy lin been through.
Just for some background, D3 doesn’t give out athletic scholarships typically because their schools are primarily centered around education. Whereas d1 does, cal tech and Stanford both have a 3.9% acceptance rate but Stanford has 17 k students while cal tech has about 2200.
@@rivaldihartanto4046 go check out their base admission requirement. Of course they lost. They are basically sending out students from Math and Physics Olympia to play basketball. If you're not from the best high schools of Bay Area or So Cal, just think of the best STEＭ student in your high school. The difference between you and that student is as great as the difference between that student and an average Cal Tech student lol
@@henri.r94probably not true. The best STEM student in most large public high schools is headed to MIT/Harvard/Princeton/CalTech. Those 4 schools combined have 1 spot on avg for every high school in America.
Yes that's true, but isn't prestigious school like MIT, Wash U, NYU, Case Western Reserve, Emory, and Babson are also in the same situation but they are able to get good recruits and win games. @@henri.r94
@@sipz1221 basically D1's movements show he's ready to counter whatever the defense gives him. He has a 2nd and 3rd move that he's ready to go to if needed. D3 guy's movements show he's got 1 move he wants to go to and will go to that move regardless if it's the right or wrong move to the at the moment.
@@eric-is2ixehhh … I think he’s just an incredible shooter with a quick release. It’s very hard to shoot consistently when you’re releasing that quick. That really sets him apart
This is really nice to watch. Honestly, the other guy is giving Roy way to much space knowing how good a shooter he is. We didn’t learn nothing from how Roy was guarding him.
Nothing other guy could do though he looks like he used to playing the 3-4 spot so he didn’t have the lateral quickness to stop any potential drives. If he steps up more to guard the shot then he’d give up easy layups all day. Now to be fair if I were him I’d have played a bit more physical. If you’re gonna drive by me, fine but you’ll have to work for it. Maybe a hip check here, hand check or tuck on the jersey there, etc.
Honestly no hate to Roy this is a compliment but that height measurement is defs in shoes +1 inch guys 5"11 for sure, Richard listed at 6"2 here looks inches above.
love to see tough asian hoopers. Also shows how these guys playing in creator leagues and shit compare to normal college players. If either of these guys had an internet persona everyone would be talking abt them.
This is the calculated way to play 1v1 by 1s and 2s, jab steps to get space for open threes that are worth twice as much as contested jumpers or layups
@@easyw1220 i would assume his reasoning is that this would make it equivalent mathemetically to professional basketball. if you were using the 1v1 formula of 1 and 2 pters in a league setting, a 3 pointer would then be worth 4 points.
Roy’s shot is super compact and quick. The confidence and consistency he has in his shot is amazing. Richard didn’t help by not contesting any 2s properly and hoping he’d just miss it seemed like. Richard seemed hell bent on getting to his midrange and using all 3 dribbles while Roy wasted no time with dribbling and knew he could get the double EFG% vs just 1.5x in normal basketball.
I used to do this to people 1 on 1. People who aren't good shooters just can't process it. They keep thinking you're going to miss. And even when they play tight it's a theatrical and overagressive version. There's also a general stupidity at play mixed with ego. At least shut of the Stanford kids 3s. He's getting 2 points every time. If he gets 11 layups fine. Good golly, for Caltech have some brains. lol "UGH IM TIRED UGH I HAVENT BEEN PLAYING UGH I…" How about gaurd the kid? LOL
@@jgallagher1359 for real. Once a shooter sees the first go in, it will be very hard to throw them off rhytme and if they get hot, its wraps. How do you improve your 3 ball shot tho?
i think start with your FT. make sure you can make 80-90% make sure EVERY shot your put your pointer finger over the middle. EVERY SHOT. 100 out of 100 then don' t leave ANY shots short NONE 100 out of 100 from there you'll have a feel for it. 3 is just the same thing to get used to it. then it's mostly feel. but these guys who cant shoot like Lebron focus on all kinds of dumb mechanics instead of forcing the basics. if you can put your pointer finger over the middle 100 out of 100 times (or so) guess what? you'll shoot pretty straight. if you dont leave any short…you'll naturally have to put arc or "use legs" that's really about it from there it's just expanding your range and putting the finger over the middle and not leaving it short from further and further away again: eventually youget a feel @@avidreader6534
@@jgallagher1359 I think I do everything but when u say pointer finger over middle finger, are u saying you are using the index finger as the main guide and the ball will touch that finger last? Otherwise known as that finger being the guide?
I can tell u would be a great teammate to have. I hope u post more videos especially during the season, kinda like Friga started, would be really unique from a walk on D1 hoopers perspective
@@TheCondescendingRedditorhe still trains with the team. Mattering on where he is he may travel. He also gets the other benefits of belonging with the NCAA. I'm guessing you don't know anything about college basketball.
I think its worth pointing out that Richard tries to get the best shot while Roy just has his few shots he wants and as soon as he gets one, he takes it. Like he doesnt care how much space there is on his three from the top, as long as there is any space, he will shoot it. This is also what I learned when I played in a team vs pick-up: try to take the shots you want, not the ones you get.
Walking on to Stanford is crazy for so many reasons lmao.. getting into the school alone is ridiculously hard, then for the coach to swallow their pride and sign a walkon is a tough combination. Can’t be very many walk ons across all the sports at Stanford lol
@@JacobStevens13 kind of. they have preferred walk ons which are typically recruited guys that try out for the team. These guys were normal students and didn’t make it onto the team so they were managers and Stanford wasn’t able to fill enough spots so they let them on A lot of private schools have players not on scholarship on teams, but most are not non-recruited athletes
That D3 guy gets cooked in the first game, Roy misses one shot in the second and he goes “can’t shoot under pressure, can’t shoot with a hand in your face….” Unreal
gotta say, the way Roy creates space and shoots, reminds me a lot of Austin Reaves. A bit weird at first, but the more you look at it, the smoother it is lol
Feel like I’m seeing the beginning of something big just saw this in my recommended, reminds me of when I first saw d’vontay friga in my recommended back when he was at mt union. Keep making videos my g you can really hoop
@@TheCondescendingRedditor stanford is legit and i think a lot of youtube hoopers would have trouble 1v1. there's also a gap of legit asian youtube hoopers when kenny chao is the main one and doesn't look like a solid ymca player who could'nt have ever done anything even in high school
@@obnoxiouslakerfan except Roy was a team manager turned WALK-ON. If he had the talent to actually be recruited by D1 stanford, it would've been a different story. No disrespect to Roy, he was a very solid HS player back in the day. DFriga was one of the best D3 players in the country, therefore he could've been a solid D2 player. Kenny chao is a loud mouth joke who wouldn't sniff the roster of a bad juco team.
damn i used to ball with these guys sometimes for fun after school crazy that they're now d1/3 hoopers. roy never missed back then and still doesn't lol
@@Daroo425 you can get to your spot in 3 dribbles down low and use your physical with footwork to create space and work off that. Even if it’s not in the paint you can get to a midrange and bump to create space, take a mid range or step through. Obviously it’s easiest said in retrospect.
Dope shooter for real. I dont understand playing 1v1 like this. My old ass used to play with my friends as many dribbles as you want and play rebounds. Things always got out of hand, but learning how to play against a bigger player backing you down from the arc and grabbing every rebound was key.
This was great! I love the respect between the players. Roy makes Richard look like he's standing still because he's a level above him. But if Roy guarded an NBA player even a bench player like Donte DiVencenzo he would also look like he's standing still. I think they both realize that there's levels and don't feel bad about losing to someone better than them.
I saw what richard said about you guys arguing and playing hard and fighting over things for a week but I swear when this video started yall seemed so nonchalant and stiff unlike hoopers I almost thought this video was a troll, barring the basketball clips in the beginning. But the second I saw that jab I knew you could hoop, keep up the good work.
d1 training, getting in those reps, always on the gun(shooting machine), etc is a different ball game. you trust your shot wayyy more because of the time you've put in. i walked on at a D1 in the south and its just a different level of training.
D-1 guys are just different, even the walk-ons. That said, Richard giving him too much space/disrespecitng the fact that Roy's jumper is wetter than LeBron's Mom for Delonte West.
NBA-level guard is a massive stretch. He jokingly acknowledges himself in a video collab he did with another channel that he averages less than 1 point a game and only gets sent out when they're up massively.
these guys r not NBA level...no disrespect cuz they can ball but NBA level guards r much better. & most guys going to the league wouldnt bother majoring in CS LOOOOOL
Roy’s shot reminds me of Kobe. But no matter if he’s on defense or offense, he runs to go get the ball after the play is dead. Which shows, he outworks everyone
he plays like Klay Thompson. Simple jab steps or just a straight pull up with a step back here and there. Insanely consistent. No need for all of the fancy dribble moves.
While that's a nice shot, it's pretty clear you're wanting to shoot. I don't understand why Richard didn't just press you. After 11/0, I would be sure the next game I lose is 1 by 1. He just kept giving you comfortable space to shoot after full well knowing what you could do with it. Makes no sense.
again, I'd rather work on my ability to stop the blow by than just let the dude shoot, there's no way the bigger guy can't put some pressure on the drive, contested 1s over 2s all day every day@@romerobryan83
imagine bro pulls up to the local gym, and he busts the entire gyms ass all day lmao. You know the dudes at LA fitness not gonna pick him up until after that first game
okay, i am here. i am a fan on 11/14/2023. bro, i'm vietnamese and your mannerisms reminds me of a high school friend that i used to play ball with, dude had the same stroke as you. keep it up g!
Every one of those threes D1 took you pretty much know it’s going to go in. He’s practiced that shot and 100s just like it thousands of times at game speed. Everyday he practices, his fundamentals and shot mechanics are perfected. He probably can beat 99.9% of basketball yt. He’s a walk on so yk he to has to be insanely good
Roy is a great shooter - no doubt. But defender never adjusted to take away his 3s. Just turn so you could jab with left hand and slide left to overplay his right side. Make him drive left and score 1s. Com'n!
One thing about Roy Yuan, he's one of the best shooters I've seen in NorCal b ball in the last 20 years. That said he has little inside game, all his dribble moves are to get him free for the jumper. You would think he would or could have walked on at a WCC school. If outside shooting was the entire game, he would be in the NBA. It's just the rest of his game is not D-1 level or if so just barely like defense and pg skills like drive to the rim n dish. He doesn't have that, but his outside shooting is out of this world, so in that sense, he's D-1 plus just as a spot up shooter and getting himself free off the dribble. There was no sense going to Stanford, he would've played eventually some time--junior, senior at the WCC, or Wofford, Davidson, etc like an 7th, 8th man when you need a shooter and he is that!
No sense going to Stanford...are you crazy!? Why go to Wofford, Davidson, or where ever! This guy has almost no chance to play professionally, so who cares how much he'd play at Wofford or where ever. He's a CS major...Stanford is the place to go! Period! He definitely made the right choice!
i know this man irl
6'1" are two different measurements
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pain
Only one inch tall and still balling? Respect
im kinda stupid and retarded, can sum1 explain what is the difference?
Neither of these guys played college ball - this is a joke ...right?
I've played with D1 guys and this is what seperates them. Very consistent shot mechanics on a simple pull up, 1 dribble step back or jumper. Their simple mechanics are more refined and are like top 5-10% of players. Now go NBA and its and even more meticulous level of refined mechanics its crazy
Top 1%
Does that include Michael Kidd-Gilchrist?
Every player fulfills a different role half of nba players don’t even shoot
Roy has a better shot than most players in the NBA - they're basically all taller and more athletic, though.
@@rumi2059right in an nba game but as you’ve seen even the worst nba shooters(Ben Simmons) are lights out vs non NBA competition or even in non nba settings like off season pick up
Looked at Roy’s stats. Averaged 32ppg as a senior in HS. Crazy
During the playoffs, not season. Still very impressive.
meanwhile the other guy averaged 6ppg in highschool
meat rider
@@hoptoit8687🤡
1.5 points in college
the most polite 1v1 in bball history
except when he said "he hit a couple lucky shots but whatever", when he clearly got destroyed by a much better shooter
@@KJM3SMG cuz they aint thugs
Well they are nerds.
Nah this is actually the norm..
lmaoo we actually got in a fight and had to refilm, the video is cut between all that. we played a lot more games, a lot of the bad stuff and the hard defense / fouls is cut.
Comment is hilarious bc we fought and argued for a week on this 😅 @thisisRoy
This is a great example of how good D1 players are. He’s a walk on who never plays and yet he’s a hell of a player,it was like that when I was at Stanford, friend of mine in my dorm was the last man on the bench walk on, was better than I could be in my wildest dreams. And he would get destroyed by the starters. And we didn’t even have a tournament quaility team.
Skills is one thing, size is another. These two aren't small guys, and they would both be dwarfed by 90% of NBA players. Add that skill you were talking about to the height advantage, and you've got yourself a different breed of player.
you tom fawcett's dad?
@@mihir5841 nope
@@mihir5841 not that I know of
this is the only correct response
As a fellow Roy, I appreciate the fluidity of these games, and the calm nature. No overreactions, just straight hoops.
Agreed.
He's doing the simplest, most basic moves and cashing. Insane.
That’s what happens when your opponent can’t play D you casual
It’s all about execution. He does them extremely fast and has a quick release
has nothing to do with D necessarily. . .triple threat is brutal if u know what ur doing. if u watch the greats (kobe, jordan, etc). they all do this kinda work off triple threat@@deshawn94
he has great timing and understands how to create distance to get his shot off. usually as soon as the d3 player stepped up he took down a shot or attempted to take down a shot. either way hes got that form to air tight
@@deshawn94 He was playing the only D he could. If he commits too hard, he is way slower than the D1 player so the D1 player’s speed just gets the better of the D3 player’s hard D. If he doesn’t commit enough, the D1 player just makes all those 3s with a little separation. All he could really do was just keep his hands up without jumping and hope he misses.
Roy still got it. Roy and I used to have the same trainer (but I was younger so I didn't workout with him), but I'd watch the end of his workouts and he never missed. Crazy seeing him pop up on my feed, always wondered what happened to you, but keep doing your thing at Stanford! Shot still looks pure as ever.
no way me too!
The kid is playing at stanford and is in his early 20’s…of course he still has it duh
Some added context would be that Cal Tech is consistently one of the worst D3 teams in the nation. When we played them in 2010-2014 they hadn’t one a SCIAC conference game in something like 25 years. They usually have one super solid player that carries the team and maybe another decent guy but the others are honestly worse then some high level middle school players not even joking they are that bad. Richard has some skills though so not knocking on him. The school is incredibly difficult to get into and D3 schools do not offer athletic scholarships which is why most of their players are so bad.
so youre saying they all nerds 🤣🤣
Adding this doesn’t benefit the video at all nigga😂 u just hatin
Added context while Richard was there they went 9-7, 6-9, 3-13 for conference games. So not nearly as bad as the 20+ years ago..
My bro was the best player of all time at caltech
Stanford rejected Jeremy Lin :(
really shows the level of D1 basketball... this guy is a walkon playing literally 0 minutes and would destroy anyone in the comments with simple moves
Cap
Lmao yeah right 😂
Boy stop the cap 😂
I’ll drop this lil dude off that white boy can’t guard like i can
Should’ve just said you , not anyone
I was a preferred walk on for a D1 school..yes, there are skill differences, but these guys are both small(ish) guards. The MAJOR difference is the size of the players and the skillsets they've developed at 6'7-7'0. On a "small" Big East team, I was 2nd shortest player at 6'2. Our wings were all 6'6+ and our big's were all 6'9+.
I'd actually be willing to bet the kid from Stanford is a hell of a defender & probably scrappy as all hell. Usually walk-on/preferred walk on's are guys that can really pressure rotation guys in practice.
Roy is listed as 6’1 but he’s more like 5’11. The Caltech guy is maybe 6’2. Are walk on’s ever long athletic guys? Or usually smaller scrappier guy?
Roy’s shot is elite asf
It’s crazy how D1 players only look normal against other D1 players
And then only the best of them even get a shot at NBA
@@steggyweggyA sniff at the NBA
@@JaysonHoang14 a sight
@@oofoofson4654a wiff
Maybe not even anything of the nba. G league or big3 or Euroleague. He's already losing due to the fact he's asian. We already seen all the struggles jeremy lin been through.
Just for some background, D3 doesn’t give out athletic scholarships typically because their schools are primarily centered around education. Whereas d1 does, cal tech and Stanford both have a 3.9% acceptance rate but Stanford has 17 k students while cal tech has about 2200.
If im not mistaken Caltech was featured in Jxmy high roller video because they lost like 100+ consecutive games
I think they lost like 310 straight in their conference game
@@rivaldihartanto4046 go check out their base admission requirement. Of course they lost. They are basically sending out students from Math and Physics Olympia to play basketball. If you're not from the best high schools of Bay Area or So Cal, just think of the best STEＭ student in your high school. The difference between you and that student is as great as the difference between that student and an average Cal Tech student lol
@@henri.r94probably not true. The best STEM student in most large public high schools is headed to MIT/Harvard/Princeton/CalTech. Those 4 schools combined have 1 spot on avg for every high school in America.
Yes that's true, but isn't prestigious school like MIT, Wash U, NYU, Case Western Reserve, Emory, and Babson are also in the same situation but they are able to get good recruits and win games. @@henri.r94
The jabs, pivots, rip throughs and all those small movements show you how far apart the skill level is
explain more
@@sipz1221freezes the defender and allows him to attack that
TBH, the D1 guy is just a lot younger and the other is lazy.
@@sipz1221 basically D1's movements show he's ready to counter whatever the defense gives him. He has a 2nd and 3rd move that he's ready to go to if needed.
D3 guy's movements show he's got 1 move he wants to go to and will go to that move regardless if it's the right or wrong move to the at the moment.
@@eric-is2ixehhh … I think he’s just an incredible shooter with a quick release. It’s very hard to shoot consistently when you’re releasing that quick. That really sets him apart
This is really nice to watch. Honestly, the other guy is giving Roy way to much space knowing how good a shooter he is. We didn’t learn nothing from how Roy was guarding him.
Nothing other guy could do though he looks like he used to playing the 3-4 spot so he didn’t have the lateral quickness to stop any potential drives. If he steps up more to guard the shot then he’d give up easy layups all day.
Now to be fair if I were him I’d have played a bit more physical. If you’re gonna drive by me, fine but you’ll have to work for it. Maybe a hip check here, hand check or tuck on the jersey there, etc.
You can try playing Roy and not giving him too much space. Hahahahahahahahaha
He literally gets his shot off in a plot second
Split second
Bro fr like force him into a layup at least once
Usually, if I get my ass kicked by a D1 player, I can say "at least I'm smarter."
Ya, not here.
Both exemplified basketball as a gentlemen's sport, well done and well played, good luck to both young men in your future endeavours!
No wasted motions. Elite level shot making. D1 guys are built different.
Idk if mayb the comp for stanfords roster was lighter this year but you gotta be elite to make a D1 squad as a 6'1 Asian kid. Love to see you cook
Man you gotta be elite playing D1 in general. Used to hoop against bro in high school here in the Bay Area, guy could shoot the lights out!
He’s got 1.2 career minutes and 0 points lol
@@TheCondescendingRedditor ahh yes its not like he's competing for mins w kids who stanford is literally paying to play for them
Honestly no hate to Roy this is a compliment but that height measurement is defs in shoes +1 inch guys 5"11 for sure, Richard listed at 6"2 here looks inches above.
and kiddo?@@UZiED
this is surprisingly the best 1v1 game ive seen on yt
There are many more more elite ones like nba 1on 1
Professor is another dude I followed.
to hit shots like that bro i can only imagine how much this guy practiced
love to see tough asian hoopers. Also shows how these guys playing in creator leagues and shit compare to normal college players. If either of these guys had an internet persona everyone would be talking abt them.
Lmfao yeah right that kid is mid compared to blue chips
Lol these guys are good but the top 100 recruits are on a different level
What is creator leagues
It is hard. I know so many Asian kids failed after a lot of hard work. Cheer for Roy!
HAAHHAHA! Every single player from TNC would eat this kid in a 1v1 and he knows it!
This is the calculated way to play 1v1 by 1s and 2s, jab steps to get space for open threes that are worth twice as much as contested jumpers or layups
to be fair, 3s should count as 1.5s but ppl are just too lazy. We need to stop the whole bullsht 1s and 2s
@@joonchoi3751 it's not that people are too lazy to do correct calculations. it's just different than 5v5 hoops.
@@joonchoi3751whats your reasoning behind this?
@@easyw1220 i would assume his reasoning is that this would make it equivalent mathemetically to professional basketball. if you were using the 1v1 formula of 1 and 2 pters in a league setting, a 3 pointer would then be worth 4 points.
@@peteblaxmith its pretty simple math. Are you really that dumb?
Tht middle school block was crazy 😂
"I'm a walk-on at Stanford"... It was at this moment my D3 friend realized he was f'ed.
Roy’s shot is super compact and quick. The confidence and consistency he has in his shot is amazing.
Richard didn’t help by not contesting any 2s properly and hoping he’d just miss it seemed like. Richard seemed hell bent on getting to his midrange and using all 3 dribbles while Roy wasted no time with dribbling and knew he could get the double EFG% vs just 1.5x in normal basketball.
I used to do this to people 1 on 1.
People who aren't good shooters just can't process it. They keep thinking you're going to miss. And even when they play tight it's a theatrical and overagressive version.
There's also a general stupidity at play mixed with ego. At least shut of the Stanford kids 3s. He's getting 2 points every time. If he gets 11 layups fine. Good golly, for Caltech have some brains. lol
"UGH IM TIRED UGH I HAVENT BEEN PLAYING UGH I…"
How about gaurd the kid? LOL
@@jgallagher1359 for real. Once a shooter sees the first go in, it will be very hard to throw them off rhytme and if they get hot, its wraps. How do you improve your 3 ball shot tho?
i think start with your FT. make sure you can make 80-90%
make sure EVERY shot your put your pointer finger over the middle. EVERY SHOT.
100 out of 100
then don' t leave ANY shots short NONE 100 out of 100
from there you'll have a feel for it.
3 is just the same thing to get used to it.
then it's mostly feel.
but these guys who cant shoot like Lebron focus on all kinds of dumb mechanics instead of forcing the basics.
if you can put your pointer finger over the middle 100 out of 100 times (or so) guess what? you'll shoot pretty straight.
if you dont leave any short…you'll naturally have to put arc or "use legs"
that's really about it
from there it's just expanding your range and putting the finger over the middle and not leaving it short from further and further away
again: eventually youget a feel
@@avidreader6534
@@jgallagher1359 I think I do everything but when u say pointer finger over middle finger, are u saying you are using the index finger as the main guide and the ball will touch that finger last? Otherwise known as that finger being the guide?
@@jgallagher1359 I also noticed a lot of my shots do end up short.
I can tell u would be a great teammate to have. I hope u post more videos especially during the season, kinda like Friga started, would be really unique from a walk on D1 hoopers perspective
He sits on the bench bro, he’s played a total of 1.2 career minutes. What exactly would the videos consist of? High-fiving teammates?
@@TheCondescendingRedditorare you D1?? What Have You Accomplished In Your Basketball Career ?? Get Off His Nuts You Freak
@@TheCondescendingRedditorhe still trains with the team. Mattering on where he is he may travel. He also gets the other benefits of belonging with the NCAA.
I'm guessing you don't know anything about college basketball.
yeah totally don't know anything you nailed it kid @@kdog2646
ESPN does this better.@@kdog2646
when they say "theres levels to this" ! wow, the d1 dude can shoot the lights out
It depends cause some there are d3 players that seem better than d1 players. There is also big skill differences within the same division
How we gunna forget that these two are in like the Top2 schools for their major. This is wild.
Smart ass dudes frl
That's what happens when your parents pigeon-hole you.
the amount of times you get off that tween stepback consistently is unreal 😮
Yeah the footwork was super clean there I'm with you
I think its worth pointing out that Richard tries to get the best shot while Roy just has his few shots he wants and as soon as he gets one, he takes it. Like he doesnt care how much space there is on his three from the top, as long as there is any space, he will shoot it.
This is also what I learned when I played in a team vs pick-up: try to take the shots you want, not the ones you get.
Walking on to Stanford is crazy for so many reasons lmao.. getting into the school alone is ridiculously hard, then for the coach to swallow their pride and sign a walkon is a tough combination. Can’t be very many walk ons across all the sports at Stanford lol
Schools have a set number of scholarships. Everyone has walk ons even Duke. Your post doesnt make sense
@@JacobStevens13 kind of. they have preferred walk ons which are typically recruited guys that try out for the team. These guys were normal students and didn’t make it onto the team so they were managers and Stanford wasn’t able to fill enough spots so they let them on
A lot of private schools have players not on scholarship on teams, but most are not non-recruited athletes
@@willcarroll9762 oh that makes sense
Just curious, why is it a matter of pride for the coach to sign a walkon?
That D3 guy gets cooked in the first game, Roy misses one shot in the second and he goes “can’t shoot under pressure, can’t shoot with a hand in your face….” Unreal
gotta say, the way Roy creates space and shoots, reminds me a lot of Austin Reaves.
A bit weird at first, but the more you look at it, the smoother it is lol
They are in the cs major which means they already secured the NBA base salary package😊
not just cs majors, but cs majors at stanford and caltech, two of the best colleges in the entire world
Cs starting package is 1/5 of nba base salary
@@kyla2sweet532 *USA but sure
@JeffreyMarciano uhhh Stanford and caltech are world renown
Stanford is currently ranked #3 in the world and caltech is ranked #9 in the world
A good example of when playing by 2s and 3s instead of 1s/2s makes more sense to balance the game.
never understood why people never went to that. 2/3s till 22?!?!? How hard is that.
It is make it, take it which helps balance it.
@@joek5078 when someone is a sniper and has good first step, they almost will never lose make it take it, cuz theyll rip like 2-3 thress at a time
@@likeabossgaming0460 Yes, when you're that good at 3s, you basically break that scoring system.
Feel like I’m seeing the beginning of something big just saw this in my recommended, reminds me of when I first saw d’vontay friga in my recommended back when he was at mt union.
Keep making videos my g you can really hoop
Bros a benchwarmer. Chill
@@TheCondescendingRedditor stanford is legit and i think a lot of youtube hoopers would have trouble 1v1. there's also a gap of legit asian youtube hoopers when kenny chao is the main one and doesn't look like a solid ymca player who could'nt have ever done anything even in high school
@@obnoxiouslakerfan cause there’s a big gap between gym bro hoopers and d1 hoopers but bros still a benchwarmer
@@obnoxiouslakerfan except Roy was a team manager turned WALK-ON. If he had the talent to actually be recruited by D1 stanford, it would've been a different story. No disrespect to Roy, he was a very solid HS player back in the day.
DFriga was one of the best D3 players in the country, therefore he could've been a solid D2 player.
Kenny chao is a loud mouth joke who wouldn't sniff the roster of a bad juco team.
Roy got an absolute burner from 3, D3 guy is bigger and stronger but that’s not everything
Footwork is miles better
The nerdy thumbs up 0:54 🤣🤣🤣 but dude is an absolute sniper!
One thing I’ve noticed about D1 players (like Roy) is they can shoot very well and they always make it in when they shoot
Yes because no real defense is on him duhh 😂
@@deshawn94u in every comment hating bum he would cook you there’s a reason he D1 and u aint
"he cant shoot under pressure"
"i mean ur not wrong"
This is so different from all the other trash talk bball videos lmao
This Roy guy is cold. The other guy made it way too easy for him though by not having his hand up the whole time.
damn i used to ball with these guys sometimes for fun after school crazy that they're now d1/3 hoopers. roy never missed back then and still doesn't lol
I want to see the guy in the white shirt cook flight. Would be hilarious 😂
Well well well look at what he just did a few days ago
Grey shirt needed to play him closer. He was knocking everything down. Also should have used his size advantage down low.
Rumor has it ain’t _nobody_ got a size advantage on Roy down low, if you know what I’m saying
hard to use size advantage down low with only 3 dribbles
@@Daroo425 you can get to your spot in 3 dribbles down low and use your physical with footwork to create space and work off that. Even if it’s not in the paint you can get to a midrange and bump to create space, take a mid range or step through. Obviously it’s easiest said in retrospect.
3 dribbles only, its an entirely different game
@@Chr1sBrown I know it’s 3 dribbles. What I said still applies.
in 1 on 1 situation, having a consistent 3 pt shot is a huge advantage
Dope shooter for real.
I dont understand playing 1v1 like this. My old ass used to play with my friends as many dribbles as you want and play rebounds. Things always got out of hand, but learning how to play against a bigger player backing you down from the arc and grabbing every rebound was key.
Forces you to make use of every dribble
This was great! I love the respect between the players. Roy makes Richard look like he's standing still because he's a level above him. But if Roy guarded an NBA player even a bench player like Donte DiVencenzo he would also look like he's standing still. I think they both realize that there's levels and don't feel bad about losing to someone better than them.
dontes a bit extreme of an example bc hes good by nba standards, someone like chris chiozza would still sweep roy
Roy got a sleeper build, bro looks like a pre-med student going for 5 degrees 😂
hahahahahaha
Honestly, I would've locked up harder and forced Roy to drive and earn the points. Too good of a shooter to be giving him space like that.
I saw what richard said about you guys arguing and playing hard and fighting over things for a week but I swear when this video started yall seemed so nonchalant and stiff unlike hoopers I almost thought this video was a troll, barring the basketball clips in the beginning. But the second I saw that jab I knew you could hoop, keep up the good work.
Very good game to both of you !
Roy is an excellent shooter.
Keep up the good work guys !
d1 training, getting in those reps, always on the gun(shooting machine), etc is a different ball game. you trust your shot wayyy more because of the time you've put in. i walked on at a D1 in the south and its just a different level of training.
I’ll take 1000 for things that never happened
@@TheCondescendingRedditor you'd be stupid and broke.
This casually went super viral lol
Yessss Stanford vs Caltech, two bball powerhouses.
D-1 guys are just different, even the walk-ons. That said, Richard giving him too much space/disrespecitng the fact that Roy's jumper is wetter than LeBron's Mom for Delonte West.
The cameramans reaction is literally ours every single time u score.
Yo, you and I have the same sub count! But this is some legit content, you can shoot like crazy 😮 keep grinding
Only in the US can you have NBA level guards that are also CS majors at Stanford. Insane country.
NBA-level guard is a massive stretch. He jokingly acknowledges himself in a video collab he did with another channel that he averages less than 1 point a game and only gets sent out when they're up massively.
these guys r not NBA level...no disrespect cuz they can ball but NBA level guards r much better. & most guys going to the league wouldnt bother majoring in CS LOOOOOL
Also seeing the D3 Player pull up in asics hoop shoes (which I didn't even know existed) vs the D1 dude in 700$ gt cut think pinks is hilarious.
what???? why so expensive? just because it's a limited colorway?
How is that funny. D1 dude cooked him.
Fastest release ever 😭
1v1 him kenward
The cameraman gotta stop glazing in the background 😂 but fire vid
thank u for filming rick
Couldn’t even edge to this, I exploded immediately!!! Clean up on aisle MY PANTS 😂😂😂😂
i knew roy was tough from the first shot
Roy’s shot reminds me of Kobe. But no matter if he’s on defense or offense, he runs to go get the ball after the play is dead. Which shows, he outworks everyone
u got a sub from me man sheesh, more videos please, you a walking bucket, inspirational to fellow asian hoopers like me
he plays like Klay Thompson. Simple jab steps or just a straight pull up with a step back here and there. Insanely consistent. No need for all of the fancy dribble moves.
While that's a nice shot, it's pretty clear you're wanting to shoot. I don't understand why Richard didn't just press you. After 11/0, I would be sure the next game I lose is 1 by 1. He just kept giving you comfortable space to shoot after full well knowing what you could do with it. Makes no sense.
He would blow by him
again, I'd rather work on my ability to stop the blow by than just let the dude shoot, there's no way the bigger guy can't put some pressure on the drive, contested 1s over 2s all day every day@@romerobryan83
He would have gotten beat by the first step lol.
Crazy that this showed up on my feed. Anyway, fun to watch.
just goes to show the top like 10 to 20 players in the NBA are basically basketball gods
DROP THE SHOOTING FORM TUTORIAL PLS ROY!!!😮💨🗿💀💯💯
My man Richard 😂 D1 and D3 are not the same
walk on
Always cool to see these types of videos.
imagine bro pulls up to the local gym, and he busts the entire gyms ass all day lmao. You know the dudes at LA fitness not gonna pick him up until after that first game
I need to see Roy vs. Friga , the Ultimate D3 athlete.
Roy, you can really shoot!
Not sure why this popped up on my feed but I like basketball
I feel like Richard should've gotten the ball first in the next two games to make it more fair.
okay, i am here. i am a fan on 11/14/2023. bro, i'm vietnamese and your mannerisms reminds me of a high school friend that i used to play ball with, dude had the same stroke as you. keep it up g!
Every one of those threes D1 took you pretty much know it’s going to go in. He’s practiced that shot and 100s just like it thousands of times at game speed. Everyday he practices, his fundamentals and shot mechanics are perfected. He probably can beat 99.9% of basketball yt. He’s a walk on so yk he to has to be insanely good
The middle school highlights go hard
the MIT guy gave him way too much space. after 11-0 in game 1, he shoulda known he was a shooter.
This is the most sophisticated 1v1 I have ever seen
bruh why u gotta violate mans like dat?
Roy is a great shooter - no doubt. But defender never adjusted to take away his 3s. Just turn so you could jab with left hand and slide left to overplay his right side. Make him drive left and score 1s. Com'n!
people just don't appreciate how f'ing good college basketball players are, at any level.
Roy really cook him in minions shirt 💀
One thing about Roy Yuan, he's one of the best shooters I've seen in NorCal b ball in the last 20 years. That said he has little inside game, all his dribble moves are to get him free for the jumper. You would think he would or could have walked on at a WCC school. If outside shooting was the entire game, he would be in the NBA.
It's just the rest of his game is not D-1 level or if so just barely like defense and pg skills like drive to the rim n dish. He doesn't have that, but his outside shooting is out of this world, so in that sense, he's D-1 plus just as a spot up shooter and getting himself free off the dribble.
There was no sense going to Stanford, he would've played eventually some time--junior, senior at the WCC, or Wofford, Davidson, etc like an 7th, 8th man when you need a shooter and he is that!
No sense going to Stanford...are you crazy!? Why go to Wofford, Davidson, or where ever! This guy has almost no chance to play professionally, so who cares how much he'd play at Wofford or where ever. He's a CS major...Stanford is the place to go! Period! He definitely made the right choice!
Yup, zero playing time but I don’t think he went to Stanford to play. All Asians just want a Stanford education
he's literally majoring in cs at an ivy league lil buddy
@@이동규-o9o9oStanford is not an ivy league.
basically ivy league caliber who cares@@kdog2646
good 1v1 basketball!!! roy elite Jumper!!....... keep the videos coming!!
Stanford is always my dream school as an Asian. However can’t reach that high so I went to Cornell instead.😂
Nice job on securing Ivy League, Stanford has nothing but press lately
@@brandoncarpenter9681 Already graduated from Cornell for about 9 years haha.
@@xoolame9399 never too late to be congratulated lol
Love to see it you guys !!!!😄
Bro any tips to shoot that well and consistiently
believe in urself 🔥
I love u man ❤
D3 guy looks like he doing Qi Gong before making his move.
how tf you go to practice play games still code and do math ?????? if (cs major == true) HOW ???? DO YOU DO IT ??????????
Roy looks like he has EMOTIONAL DAMAGE
ROY HAS an absolute clip on him
Honestly had to rewind and slow the playback speed to see Roy's shot release. That is a badddddd man right there.
a demon movement shooter vs a great slasher both of them are crazy good
that shooting was fire man