COLUMBIA, Mo. — Flipping a coin and it coming up heads. Rolling a die and getting an even number. Caleb Grill shooting from behind the 3-point line and making it. All three things have, more or less, a 50% chance of happening.
For the sake of accuracy, a Grill 3-pointer going in has a little bit less than a 50% chance of happening: He’s made 43 of his 89 shots from beyond the arc this season, which is a 48.3% clip.
But that’s about the only way you can minimize what Grill, the Missouri guard who leads the nation in 3-point shooting this season, is up to.