ACC teams struggle with three-point shooting in early season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 27, 2026, 11:46 AM
Last updated Oct 27, 2026
Several Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) teams have experienced difficulties in three-point shooting this season. Florida State's struggles have continued, with a.331 average from beyond the arc last year, marking a trend of low efficiency. Boston College and Louisville also showed poor marks, with BC at.294 and Louisville at.328 in previous seasons. The coaching changes at Florida State and the challenges with roster turnover may contribute to these issues as teams adapt. Improvement in these areas will be crucial for their upcoming games.
- •Florida State shot.331 from three-point range last season.
- •Boston College recorded.294 accuracy in 2026.
- •Louisville struggled with.328 shooting percentage in 2024.
- •Florida State's roster changes raise questions about shooting improvement.
- •ACC teams need to enhance long-range shooting to remain competitive.
- 11:46 AMYahoo Sports — ACC Three-Point Shooting Problems
"Three-point shooting has been pretty bad for some ACC teams lately.
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