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Ray Allen, the guy you didn't pick to break 100 points. (continued)

In his relatively short NBA career, Ray Allen has established himself as a tremendous talent. He is a very exciting player to watch and to support. He's capable of lighting it up on any given night. Also, Allen has the mental toughness to keep his head in the game no matter what happens. This translates into points. Lots of them.

When it comes to breaking the century mark in one game, it's a lot easier for Allen than your typical 300-plus pound center, since it's easier to do it with three-pointers than with free throws. Being a parameter player gives Allen the edge in this scorers' matchup because he's able to get in a rhythm rather than being triple-teamed and fouled every trip down the court.

Another piece of what Allen needs to break the 40-year-old record might be NBA ShootOut 2003's Hot Streaks. With this as part of his game, it wouldn't surprise many people to see Allen hit 10, 20, maybe 30 shots in a row. That hoop just starts looking bigger and bigger when a guy like Ray Allen gets in his rhythm. With the addition of Total Control Screening, Allen's teammates can set a pick for him or he can call for a screen to give him an open look.

Allen can also refine his touch by using NBA ShootOut 2003's Total Control Shooting. This leads ...