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245349.11 in reply to 245349.9
Date: 7/11/2013 9:46:31 PM
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I don't know for certain. but inside shooting is a form of jump shooting in a way, it just not from much range. Please correct me if im wrong.

if I play patient and the best player is center during the game then he will get the ball a lot, regardless of jr/js. its abut the mis-match of skills. I have had my center get most point plenty of times, in my current league, his jr/js is nothing to get excited about. bx1 is a good defense but I think with the right team playing it it cn be effective, but I learned you need that exact skill on the bench as well to actually run it,, the offense tactic should be one that puts mass points on the board.

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245349.12 in reply to 245349.11
Date: 7/12/2013 2:44:32 PM
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I must back up hrudey on this point.
The best outside shooter gets the ridiculous bulk of the shots.
It was the offense of choice in D4 for me just so that I could see my player I developed have MJ type numbers. ... he was the best shooter.
Weather I put him at the 1, 2 or 3 spot. I too have seen just last season a team put their best shooter at the center spot. .... he got the most touches by far.

That is the Patient offense you see today, but I have seen with one organization the true way the Patient offense was to be played in which you speak of . ... everyone had near or the same skill set because everyone has around the same about of shots and points.
1980s Boston Celtics at its best.

The team was the Allied Precision Gunmen.... he had a very good team seasons ago in D3 when I saw him last. . He no longer plays.

Last edited by BarryS at 7/12/2013 2:47:29 PM