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From: Coach_D

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184274.28 in reply to 184274.27
Date: 5/8/2011 6:42:43 PM
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If most of you think its a glitch try to take advantage of it e.g put great shooters on thatspot train different type of player who can abuse this weakness,Dongive only examples with DH or Patrick Ewing ,search for guys like R.Horry,Mehmet Okur ,Dirk ,Charles Barkley ,the list can go on and on....

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184274.30 in reply to 184274.15
Date: 5/8/2011 10:54:10 PM
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I don't see my 100k guys jacking up too many threes, and they have "decent" JS for C. Last year they took 19 in 918 minutes (combined). That's 1 every 48 minutes. More than Dwight Howard (who would definitely have atrocious JS) but less than somebody like Okur. They both have 6+ experience. For me it isn't a big deal, which is possibly why I'm on this side of the argument. I like to see my opponent's C casting up 3s.

I would be interested to see the numbers on A) # of 3s by $100k C by experience level number of 3s by $100k C taken at end of shot clock. As it stands, your numbers suggest that BB Cs take roughly 7.5x more 3s than their NBA counterparts, which seems a bit much.

Last edited by somdetsfinest at 5/8/2011 10:54:42 PM

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184274.32 in reply to 184274.31
Date: 5/9/2011 12:16:51 AM
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I don't agree that 1 three-pointer per game between my two big men is a big number, no matter how big it looks over the course of 1000 games. I am far more interested in curbing the number of turnovers committed by my guards who have 14+ HA and increasing my team FT%.

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From: Coach_D

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184274.34 in reply to 184274.33
Date: 5/9/2011 2:01:09 AM
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Turnovers are not only commited when guard is dribling the ball of his leg,you shouldve count as an turnover an intercepted pass and unsuccessful rebound as well

Last edited by Coach_D at 5/9/2011 2:01:41 AM

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184274.35 in reply to 184274.34
Date: 5/9/2011 2:15:36 AM
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,you shouldve count as an turnover an intercepted pass and unsuccessful rebound as well


An unsuccessful rebound is not a turnover. The ball simply goes to the other team with no TO counted towards your team otherwise the C/PFs would have an additional 3-4 TOs a game :)

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184274.36 in reply to 184274.35
Date: 5/9/2011 2:21:55 AM
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funny i can swear i saw it on some games,also you should look at the ass/turnover ratio as well 2-3 TO per 8-10 Ass is great statistic imo seemingly its high and you wouldve prefer 0-1 TO its nearly impossible the only game i saw like that was the 2004 detroit Pistons playoff games

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184274.37 in reply to 184274.36
Date: 5/9/2011 2:31:51 AM
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When you watch your next game just take notice of when a player tries to grab a rebound and it goes out of bounds :).

This discussion is pointless unless you take your opponent into consideration. Playing against tougher defenses will result in more turnovers (or if they play FCP) so everything is relative.

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