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52175.10 in reply to 52175.9
Date: 10/5/2008 11:04:34 PM
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i have a question

who played longer and what are their stamina, yes stamina for me does play a role in ft


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52175.12 in reply to 52175.9
Date: 10/6/2008 8:05:46 AM
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I think also the shape of a player have an impact on free trows

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52175.13 in reply to 52175.5
Date: 10/6/2008 8:18:31 AM
Le Cotiche
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FTs have increased importance on BB, and FT training is too hard...


if you think training FT is hard i wonder what you think about OD training

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52175.14 in reply to 52175.13
Date: 10/6/2008 8:33:19 AM
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FTs have increased importance on BB, and FT training is too hard...


if you think training FT is hard i wonder what you think about OD training


OD - whats this!! Ha - I thought this stat just remains the same from when the players are created!!!

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52175.15 in reply to 52175.14
Date: 10/6/2008 8:50:19 AM
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you know, i train OD and i think it is hard but not that hard... i train 3 players and i always have an average of 1.5 pop/week in OD... anyway, what i would like to say is that i think that FT in BB is not so realistic as it should be, for me it makes no sense a player that has strong JS and JR to have atrocious FT and score 0-29 FTs during the season... this guy once scored like 4-7 3PT and 0-12 FT in the same game... for me it is not logical... FT should be strongly influenced by Jump Shot, if not closely dependent of it.
and 0% of FT during an entire season is completely unrealistic, an average player should be able to score at least 40% FTs... that should be the case of atrocious FT players, to score 40% FT and not 0%... FTs performances should vary from 40% to 90%, not from 0% to 90% as it is today in BB...


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52175.16 in reply to 52175.15
Date: 10/6/2008 12:36:06 PM
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and 0% of FT during an entire season is completely unrealistic,


it is also unrealistic not to train FT ever. All the players shoot some FTs every now and then in the training sessions.

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52175.18 in reply to 52175.17
Date: 10/6/2008 3:42:40 PM
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I mean, if a player is soooooooo bad to get nearly 0% in FTs, the coach will call him and say "come here, let's see those free throws" and they will work on that.

It's true that even the worst shooters get a 40% in the NBA, but they have worked hard to get that 40%

So, if an important player in your team is that bad at FTs, you'd better dedicate a couple of weeks to fix that.

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52175.19 in reply to 52175.18
Date: 10/6/2008 5:59:18 PM
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Maybe the sub levels suggest that player 1 is a high average while player 2 is a low respectable. Who knows? Probably just luck. What's jump range like on both players?

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52175.20 in reply to 52175.19
Date: 10/6/2008 7:22:46 PM
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There was a big discussion several seasons ago about whether JS training should also improve FT shooting as a secondary training.

I thought it was a little odd to have legendary JS with atroucious FT shooting, but others disagreed. Something about FT not being the same thing as a jump shot...blah, blah, blah.


Steve
Bruins

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