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298868.16 in reply to 298868.11
Date: 4/17/2019 4:40:59 AM
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I feel like I’m one of the only ones who seems to like Inside Iso. Tbh, I tend to lean more toward neutral range tactics, it seems; I might try LI in my last game just to see what happens, but even training guards, the neutral approach has been more my thing. Maybe due to lower passing?

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Date: 4/19/2019 8:57:29 AM
Smallfries
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Smallfries II
LI
RnG
LP
Princeton
Motion
Patient
Base
Push
Outside Iso
Inside Iso

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Date: 4/21/2019 10:00:56 AM
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To all those that rank Princeton high up, I'd be very grateful if you could help me understand how it works and how to get the most out of it

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Date: 4/23/2019 10:30:39 AM
The Brick Squad
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Excellent passing among PG/SG, your SF and PF need good passing too, around 10-12 preferably.
Good junpshot but also decent range, your PF will shoot more 3’s (at least for me. SG and SF still shoot way more), your C will shoot the odd 3 too.
Basically good passing and range is a good start. driving and dribbling are also important, also ont forget JS.

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298868.23 in reply to 298868.22
Date: 4/25/2019 1:38:45 AM
Smallfries
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The offense runs through the PF primarily. So I'd say as much PA as you can get at that position will be most beneficial. I've had PFs with 15 and 19 PA and that really unlocked abilities of the tactic even more.

You will want the best shooting at the PG and SG positions. This includes having JR, however it's not as crucial as I used to think for the position. Along with that you will want high DR and HA because your guards will still go inside for layups. Usually these looks are off the pass from your big man.

As for the C position, they will do a combination of inside and outside shots. So you will want a guy that can hit a JS, but also go inside and get a layup or dunk.

As for the PF, definitely want a great combination of outside shooting, inside shooting, and passing.


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298868.24 in reply to 298868.18
Date: 4/27/2019 9:46:15 PM
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Your offensive flow was inferior to their OD (only 13 assists), and together with the fast pace this caused your guards to take bad shots early on the clock - a text book example for when not to use fast non-inside tactics, sorry to say.


Against a good OD, the only thing worse than a contested outside shot is an uncontested one.

From: Guustelis

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298868.26 in reply to 298868.11
Date: 5/5/2019 3:57:40 PM
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What means "repositioned" shooter?

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