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259305.2 in reply to 259305.1
Date: 6/5/2014 5:20:00 PM
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He doesn't have very many options. His guard skills are all fine, with the exception of HA. His IS/ID will take time to train, if you decide to do so. His stamina and FTs don't help either.

I would train him in OD until he hits strong, then do a rotation of IS/ID, until both reach average. After that, I would do 1-2 weeks of 1v1 Forwards before going back to training guard skills.

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259305.4 in reply to 259305.1
Date: 6/6/2014 12:01:41 AM
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I think you can try to get a refund. But all jokes to the side never buy a sf with Ft below a 5.. His inside shot can be worked on or u leave it be/ he has good passing.

I would work on his ft, jump range, give him some handling too. His passing is just great. His rebs is good to start.You can play him a lot of tactic. He will be defense liability though unless it improves. But he can pass and rebound.

He Is mid range player. so it would best to keep him there and get his IS . handling up give him a little jump range.. he can be a very good scorer if you do .Plus he can create offense for others. you will need to give some ft too. some would advise not to, but I firmly think ft wins games why neglects points and also thats very important from the bench.

Your going to have to trim the fat on him and make him a mid range jump shooter/driver/passer. To many skill to train

Last edited by Mr. Glass at 6/6/2014 12:05:38 AM