I caught some shrapnel by responding indirectly about Jenkins in this thread, but I truly didn’t have a problem with his performance. 9 shots is amazing and he didn’t dribble the air out of the ball. I’ll sign for that the rest of the way.
He took 4 dumb shots in this game. The step-back 3 brick you mentioned and another 2 pt jumper were almost comical.
If you think a 30% shooter taking a 3 off the bounce from beyond the NBA 3 is not a bad shot, then I think you and half this forum just fundamentally disagree on what constitutes a bad shot.
The thing that irks me about Jenkins is how the hell is your bomb a better shot than almost anything else we could get? Look at the position Joel had on that? Bro! He was 7-8 and everyone knew he was locked in.
Then, look at Luis play you accurately described. There wasn’t a single person watching that didn’t know Jenkins was taking that shot. You can see the actual moment Luis realized. His defender isn’t even looking at Luis but Jenkins has already decided he’s shooting it and missed a wide open cut to the basket.
The third photo is Jenkins shooting 7 feet from behind the three-pt line with 17 seconds on the shot clock

This is a kid that shot 24.6%, 23.3% and 30.1% from 3 in his three seasons above the MAAC. If this is Ponds, let it rip baby. But Jenkins?
Taylor hasn’t taken a single bad shot all season and he’s shooting 43.6% from 3. Jenkins took 4 bad shots in one game. They are nearly identical shooters to me. Why does one not settle for bad shots while the other shoots with no concern about the situation?