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242040.14 in reply to 242040.13
Date: 5/26/2013 8:22:01 AM
HAHA001
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Really? When I drafted a decent 18 years old player, I always train ID -> Reb and some one-on-one in the first season. Then Reb -> IS and some one-on-one in the second season. Therefore, he could be 11ID 11Reb 11IS at 20 years old.

When would you train passing and OD for centre? At 18 years old or after ID,Reb and IS achieve certain level?

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242040.16 in reply to 242040.1
Date: 5/26/2013 6:42:11 PM
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I would prefer the first player as my PF, and then #2 as my C with a little less in handling and increase that IS.

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242040.18 in reply to 242040.17
Date: 5/30/2013 12:24:42 PM
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I want much less IS


You want lower IS for LI offense? Personally, I think that's completely backwards. I think that should be the highest skill of them all.

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242040.20 in reply to 242040.19
Date: 5/30/2013 10:13:32 PM
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A first couple those linked to teams that actually had terrible IS numbers in the boxscore, 9's and 10's so they haven't invested in IS at all. The next 2 linked to teams that put up 12's. In in every example you won a ugly, low scoring game as a result.

None of those numbers are teams that have invested heavily in IS my friend. 13's are a minimum but the top teams are putting up 14's and 15's. Like these 2 teams:

(58832733)

(58832734)

Of course everyone has different theories on what works best.

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