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292477.15 in reply to 292477.8
Date: 2/13/2018 10:20:55 AM
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I don't know about that. Maybe 30 of both would work better?


If you have 30 JS and 30 JR, the bank will repossess your franchise if you're not first convicted of financial crimes for destroying the entire global economy.

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292477.17 in reply to 292477.11
Date: 2/13/2018 1:22:25 PM
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Passing is needed because of the slow pace of patient. Slow attacks require good passing to be most effective.
Also a good driving of your designed scorer is useful to raise the chances.

Cannot say the value it depends by your opponent skills

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292477.20 in reply to 292477.18
Date: 2/13/2018 2:15:42 PM
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Let's go

So, what the weakness of 3-2 zone, one time in paint defense is high and have blitz on PG?

Firstly, against 3-2 zone, whatever if you play with a fast or slow tatic, you need a High Passing Skill

To a slow tatic add Handling high too, one time you need to keep the ball more time with you.

Independently the level of your league - if a I or IV - you need Passing and Handling proportionally equal or better OD of adversary to have more chances to win this battle.

I remember too 3-2 is a slow tatic, like manual says. Knowing this, I believe fast ofensive tatics as better as slow.

But, how to stay way paint defense?

If you think have better IS & JS against ID & SB, play with Look Inside

If don't, you need play with mid-range tatics, like:
1 - Motion;
2 - Push The Ball; and for last
3 - Patient


This is my opinion about play against teams with 3-2 zone

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292477.23 in reply to 292477.18
Date: 2/13/2018 3:54:24 PM
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yes I suppose you're right, I have no true experience of this combination (patient vs 3-2) and I was missing the point you said: even if my center goes for a 3points shot he's going to be defended by one of the 3 guards... so no mismatch!

But, as you said, there is always some chance that the center himself defends the outside shot

more: when my guard playing as center (in patient) tries a lot of jump shots, I wonder if it is more likely that the center is the opposing defender, what do you think? maybe there is some example of such a game to analyze?

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