Best left handed shooter to play at Carolina was...

[smooth as butter]

All in fun who would you choose. I'm going with Sam Big Smooth Perkins.

 

[notashelbyfan]

Paige was purty sporty!

 

[CarolinaBlue5]

MP's shot was beautiful! Could light it up too

 

[Steat]

Sam Perkins

 

[Archer2]

Sam, hands down.

 

[Heels5150]

Sam, hands down.

Sam, Marcus and Butter

 

[Tom79]

Sam Perkins and Larry Miller.

 

[Heels5150]

Sam Perkins and Larry Miller.

Larry Miller is an excellent pick

 

[BillyL]

Dr. Steve Hale deserves a mention . .

 

[Heelswin]

Sam, hands down.

Yes!

But wasn't B. McAdoo a lefty?
Both quite effective!

 

[Archer2]

Yes!

But wasn't B. McAdoo a lefty?
Both quite effective!

Bob was a righty.

 

[rexerdog]

Ranzino Smith. Sorry couldn't resist.
MP for me.

 

[berry30]

Big Smooth all day.

Go Heels!!

 

[gunslingerdick]

Best left-handed "player"? Or best left-handed "shooter"? For me, Miller might be the answer to both. Can't go wrong with Big Smooth either. But I'm a Marcus Paige fan. I loved that boy like he was my own. So he gets my vote.

 

[Acc1950]

Larry Miller

 

[RHFD]

Larry Miller

 

[TarHeelMark]

Nate Britt.... oh never mind, he was our best amphibious player.

 

[gunslingerdick]

Nate Britt.... oh never mind, he was our best amphibious player.

Did you know that Nate shot from the field with his right hand but with his left hand from the line? I can't believe that wasn't talked about more during his playing days.

 

[TarHeelMark]

Did you know that Nate shot from the field with his right hand but with his left hand from the line? I can't believe that wasn't talked about more during his playing days.

Yep. Didn't he start doing that in his sophomore or junior year?

 

[CURRY2WOODYR80]

Larry Miller

 

[notashelbyfan]

Nate Britt.... oh never mind, he was our best amphibious player.

 

[Heelswin]

Bob was a righty.

Thanks great to see his pic .... loved Mac ....class act!

 

[midline]

Miller. But did appreciate the Ranzino Smith reference by one poster. Remember him having a big night back in the day against Loyola Maramount. Always remember the lead up to that game was that the makeup of Dean's team could do nothing to slow down there fast pace. But Dean went into his bag of genius and sped the pace up instead of trying to slow it. Figuring UNC was deeper in talent than LM. Won going away with Ranzino scoring in the 30's