I'm not sure if this is just a coincidence, but it might be a result of Pace guessing. Is it possible Pace guess helps you in offense? I don't know, but look up these facts:
I'll apologize in advance for neglecting to include any accent/special characters but I'm typing notes into notepad and then recreating here, so I'm just using the letters on my keyboard.
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30k C hits 16 of 22 shots against 63k C. Both at respectable game shape.
Look at the PBP though. The C was 11/13 on assisted shots, 4/4 against Torti, and 1-4 against Zale (though three shooting fouls were drawn).
(27327)
A 210k PF hits 16 of 21 shots against equally good PFs, one at GS 7 and the other at GS 9. England's PF was at respectable game shape. Both England's centers combine for 11-16 shooting and SF has a 7-10 night.
He was 11/13 on assisted shots, 1/1 vs. Vidoivic, 1/3 vs. Smit and 2/4 vs. Navrsnik.
(26969)
Patient against mediocre OD (8 in this case) works great, but 11-15 on threes by a SG with Strong-low game shape? Never seen something like that.
He went 8/11 behind the arc against Sobar, though, who appears to be a 40k C type who I imagine has very little OD compared to the JS/JR of the shooter (who also went 3-3 on open threes, and missed the one he took against Kosorok).
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His PG is good, but 7-14 shooting against OD 19 with R&G tactic?
This one's a little odd. He's only 2-5 when open, but 5-9 against the player's whose name I mangled so badly I'm not going to bother trying to type - the guard playing C on offense. ;) He also drew three fouls, for what it's worth.
Anyhow, the last one seems a little strange but not too extreme - I'd expect that you could expect one or two of the missed open shots should have been made and one or two of the contested made shots to be missed, but that balances out. The other games are all explainable by open shots for the Cs and having a C guarding an outside shooter for the three point display.
Last edited by GM-hrudey at 1/14/2014 10:17:54 AM