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177706.2 in reply to 177706.1
Date: 3/17/2011 12:17:45 PM
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if you had the same matchup at C, i believe the scoring of the SG would be quite different. Yes he can take shots, and 18 three pointers are a lot and not only to explain with thelast second shots - but in my experience these off position shots where affected a lot more from the team rating then the normal ones.

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177706.3 in reply to 177706.1
Date: 3/17/2011 6:05:57 PM
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Excellent strategy! Your rival it is a crack! I have players with similar skills. I can´t wait to play patient to see what happens xD.

In fact, i usually try the oposite strategy. Noy my SFs are training as PG to rise OD but they have already completed their inside training. I play LI with a guy(SF) playing as PG that don´t have many OS but a hight IS. I is incredible how many inside attepts he makes in a match. Badly defended by a PG, he is one of my best players.

Training SFs has to have some advantages! this is just one of them.

Last edited by Gragamel at 3/18/2011 2:05:34 AM

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177706.4 in reply to 177706.1
Date: 3/17/2011 7:32:40 PM
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I definitely agree with you...

I think I like the NBA 2K11 strategy for man to man defense:

Basically you set each position to whatever position should guard what position but you can also assign certain players to always be the one to guard another certain player. That way, when one player is on the court, the defensive matchups switch.