I watched most of the game and he was taking shots with 12 left on the clock. Maybe because I played push the ball, but still..if he's not a shooter he should pass first. Even if he doesn't get an assist, he should let the better scorers take over the offence. I shouldn't have to play an inside oriented or slow paced offence just to get a tolerable performance out of my PG. I will keep the driving in check for future training though I can't figure out why it means that my PG will drive and pull-up more than drive and dish.
The lack of experience must have been a factor but I've seen PGs with proficient experience shooting 35% when multiple other starters on their team should around 50. Seems like the coach doesn't run enough one on one plays for the better scorers.
Anyway, I shouldn't have started him in that game, should have known he'd mess up the offence. I don't know how people create good PGs, if they're going to play so poorly as rookies. Its tough to give them minutes other than in scrimmages.